GLOBE TELECOM, Inc. said on Tuesday that it hopes to partner with more property developers to make sure that future housing projects have built-in broadband and dedicated spaces for telecommunications infrastructure. READ:
“Globe currently has 18 property developer partners, with 200 developments covering nearly 100,000 units fitted with built-in broadband through these collaborations,” the company said in an e-mailed statement.
“What we envision is when a customer steps into a property, he is ready to connect just like electricity and water are readily available,” Globe President and Chief Executive Officer Ernest L. Cu said. Last week, the Department of Information and Communications Technology said it would support legislation that will set standards for telco integration in residential property design.
Isabela Rep. Faustino A. Dy V has said he would refile the House bill that seeks to require developers to properly provision ICT facilities for telcos.
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