Globe Telecom Inc. is seeking partnership with property developers to push for built-in broadband and dedicated spaces for telco infrastructure in housing projects.
Currently, the telco has 18 property developer partners, with 200 development projects covering nearly 100,000 units fitted with built-in broadband.
“And it’s great we’ve gotten this far in terms of our existing partner developers, because like Globe, they are also customer-centric. We are no longer just talking to a blank wall.” They have all have committed to supporting Globe’s quest for immediate connectivity in housing, from condominiums to villages.“Customers are demanding it so why should we say no? Spending on fibering units is a basic expectation,” says John Richard Sotelo, Senior Vice President and Business Unit General Manager of RLC Residences,
“It just makes sense to make this mandatory. It will make everyone’s customers happy,” he acknowledged.
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