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The Sunday Times Online reports:

Commenting on landmark agreement, Ismail Rasheed, Chief Executive of Dhiraagu, said: “Collaborating among different business entities and customers spanning across multiple islands in the Maldives has not only been a major challenge for us, but also a critical success factor for our business. Hence, the stability of our messaging and collaboration infrastructure is key to the success of our business. We trust the Microsoft Exchange will provide us with a messaging platform that is reliable, scalable and secure, and provides us with a high level of collaboration and knowledge management capability which is key to our business performance. In addition we hope, Microsoft’s unified communications capability, will be a clear differentiator for our distributed business entities.”

Dhiraagu is Maldives top mobile phone company with a subscriber base of 275,000, where the population is only 300,000. Dhiraagu started its operation in Maldives in 1988. Since then, the company has been continuously working on the development of the country’s telecommunication infrastructure.

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