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| M.Umair 2009-11-19 02:15:27 |
The session was really great.
the information shared on It and telecommunication was very helpful to analyze the market trends and requirements, along witht the scope of emerging technologies around the wold.
IT was a grent Team effort by zumbeel we are looking forward to have more such events in future.
regards.
M.Umair
TXN Planner ZONG. |
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| Syed Tahir Jalil 2009-11-11 01:45:59 |
Dear Team,
It is really a wonderful event as I know zumbeel and the snaps out of this forum.
I wish I could be there in karachi, however I would like to attend this event whenever you arrange it in Lahore.
Wassalam,
Syed Tahir Jalil
Senior WiMax Engineer
Interactive Group Lahore |
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| Muhammad Najam Khan 2009-11-11 00:50:23 |
| Congratulations to the whole team of the Zambeel, i really want to appreciate for this kind of event it was simply marvelous. There were many Telecom professionals who shares their experiences, specially Mr.Faisal Qureshi he really tells the truth about whole life scenario exactly he put the soul in the event. I really appreciate to Mr.Mohsin who organize this kind of event. |
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| Ahmed Khurram Rafi 2009-11-10 06:37:05 |
| Congrats to Mohsin and his team for such a disciplined event. It was informative, interesting and most important of all full of energy. Events like this will definitely be attracting more telecom professionals in the future. Gift Hamper was awsome enough to save me from my wife\'s query that why i got late that day! |
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| Shabih Abbas 2009-11-10 01:21:23 |
| The Event is superb. great work Mohsin Bhai! |
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| Abdul Waheed Shaikh 2009-11-10 00:17:29 |
| The event conducted by Zumbeel was simply Marvelous and such IT and telecom congregations are need of the day. Attending the event I came across with innovative ideas and got a good acquaintance of latest technological tools. It was best effort of Zumbeel team generally and of Mohsin Jaffery Particularly. I wish the Zumbeel Team all the best for its future activities and efforts. |
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| Jawad Jafri 2009-11-10 00:06:10 |
No doubt a marvelous event and a job well done by Zumbeel Team. It was a nice event with knowledge and fun both provided at the same time.
I wish Zumbeel team all the very best of luck with their goals and future events.
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| Nafees Khan 2009-11-09 22:52:51 |
| No doubt zumbeel is going superb; but it should broader its focus and also include wired networks too; as u cannot forget the importance of wired networks in the field of Communication and Technology. As far as zumbeel event arrangement they are doing spectacular job. |
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| Fahad Siddiqui 2009-11-09 03:10:17 |
I really enjoyed the event ARE YOU ONLINE...
Saleem Qureshi, COO HireLabs, really did a marvelous job. Moid Kunwer, EMEA Motorola, nicely highlighted technical aspects of WiMAX and LTE. Telenor\'s session was just so so.. However the Gift Hampers distributed by Telenor are worth mentioning :)
I agree with Mr. Misbahuddin Abdullah. It was a professional event so the Anchor person should understand the requirements of a corporate environment. The audience comprises of CEOs as well so the energizers must be mature and limited in number.
However the entire event was very well managed and networking section provided a road for the top notch professionals to enhance their social and business networking. Hats off to Mohsin Bhai :)
GOOD WORK
Regards,
Fahad Siddiqui |
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| Haris Hassan 2009-11-09 02:23:15 |
| It was good to see that due consideration was given to the time factor and i was particularly amazed to see each speaker coming on his specified time, which you don\'t see quite often in such events. Moreover i would agree with Misbah that the the host over did the energizer bits. All in all it was a good initiative by the Zumbeel team. |
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| Aziz Zoaib 2009-11-08 09:54:18 |
| All I can say is :) A Dazzling Event. |
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| Bushra Fatima 2009-11-08 08:26:05 |
| this event helped me in knowing abt latest market trends in the sense that i got to know which is the latest/upcoming technology in telecom sector(helps in polishing our skills/training) . it is also a knowledge-sharing platform ......we learnt from each other..it contained elements that a thorough telecom professional should know about ...... |
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| Abdul Khalique 2009-11-07 03:52:06 |
This event is really been very information for all those who were present even those who couldn\'t came still can get benefit by the resources available to them in the form of pictures, presentations etc. All sessions came out very information backed by High Tea;) and credit of course goes to whole Zumbeel Team who have made it possible and provided the opportunity to bridge the gap between experts and young generation. The best part of this event was that they kept motivated all people till the last minutes. Thanks for doing a great job. I am looking forward to attend more such events and expecting a lot more now.
regards,
Abdul Khalique |
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| Absar Taqvi 2009-11-06 06:14:36 |
This event was a reflection of immense determination and belief by the seniors. It helped uniting the best and opened more doors to the east.
I want to thank all those who attended and appreciated, they proved that anything done with pure intention is embraced...always and in all ways.
Regards,
Absar Taqvi. |
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| Arsalan Tariq Mir 2009-11-04 06:27:50 |
Zumbeel has always played an important role to foster networking among the telecom professionals. Are You Online can also be appreciated for the same. Great speakers, great sessions and greater discussions all count towards the event\'s success. Also appreciate the surprise bloggers panel show which I believe was much needed in the times social media is taking on the lead.
Hats off to Zumbeel Team!
Arsalan Tariq Mir
Editor
http://www.telecompk.net |
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| arsalan habib 2009-11-04 05:08:33 |
dear mohsin bhai
R u online was the one of the best event taken place for internet and telecoms gurus and that is not just a saying u can see every one one was talking about the event after approx 20 days.. this shows event didn\'t just endup it last in memories of attenders...inshallah team zumbeel will deliver more than this. bundle of thanks to u that u consider me as a part of team zumbeel |
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| Sarocsh Ahmed 2009-11-04 01:25:50 |
I have attended so many seminars but have hardly seen any, following the schedule so strictly. Every thing was very well planned and well executed and top of all was on time.
Overall it was an informative forum and I would encourage Mohsin J. and Zumbeel to hold such events more frequently.
Sarocsh Ahmed
CJ
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| Saleem Qureshi 2009-11-03 15:38:29 |
An absolutely wonderful event. Is was so nice to see that there is such valuable talent in Pakistan. I think because of this event a lot of international organizations will be looking to Pakistan and hiring talent.
Wishing you well
Saleem Qureshi
HireLabs
www.hirelabs.com |
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| Yasir Ali 2009-11-03 13:09:17 |
Dear Mohsin,
This infact is one of the best organized event I have ever seen. Zumbeel team looks so dedicated and have done really very nice job.
The presentation like Hirelabs is really imazing and have coved some of those points, which usually neglected while looking for oppertunities.
I hope that type of event should be continued in future.
Best Regards
Yasir Ali
Alcatel - Lucent/GPRS and IP/VAS expert |
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| MisbahUddin Abdullah 2009-11-03 12:06:03 |
‘There are more than 100 registered associations working in Pakistan, but P@SHA is the most active & organized association, hats off to Jehan Ara!’, said Rehan AllahWala as he lauded the P@SHA ICT AWARDS ’09.
I was invited by Mohsin to attend the P@SHA ICT AWARDS, & I was astonished to see more than 500 people attending the awards ceremony. Although the organizers and volunteers working on behalf of P@SHA really did a good job, but they left three areas for further improvement.
1. The awards were ‘interrupted’ by songs, which were actually quite boring. It was ironic to see songs being copied without giving any credit to the copyright holders, especially in an event that was supposed to foster innovation. Three boring songs along with two comic displays & the event got too elongated! I asked for Mohsin’s opinion and he said, ’only one song & one joke would have been enough. Too much of anything is bad!’
2. Jehan Ara was looking for people to present mementos, which weren’t sitting in the hall. & yes, I didn’t get those ‘takeaway gifts’ nor the MS diary. I just thought the organizing team let it go loose once the dinner had started. Those takeaway gifts should had been delayed and given in person on exit time. Once I read in a book, ‘good events need good finishing’.
3. Microsoft Windows Media Player kept on hanging during the presentation. I wonder what MS is really doing these days. But in any case, those presentations deserved better media players, not the Windows Media Player.
IMHO, Team Zumbeel managed to avoid two of the above mistakes in the event ‘R U Online? We are more than sure everyone received those ‘takeaways’ & none of the presentations got interrupted by Windows! However, I saw two men leaving the event just due to the energizers. Too much of anything is bad, no matter what it is! I think one energizer in the middle of the event would have been enough.
Zumbeel’s First Corporate Event was an excellent gathering. Turnover was greater than 67% which must be considered a success in our society. I loved to see people from diverse backgrounds sit together and listen to industry gurus.The environment was electric, and no matter how well Mohsin posts and edit those videos, that environment cannot be recreated easily. I really enjoyed listening to all the speakers, although I just thought Tee Emm would have been a better speaker on ‘Numbers’.
Lucky draw for the Mobile Handset is still pending :)
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| Noman Sarwar 2009-11-03 09:30:48 |
The event Are You Online is the best event of 2009.We have several guest speaker and every one is best in their job.I would like to thanx to all my team ZUMBEEL to make this event successful.Team ZUMBEEL did a very good job. I just add the things that before joining the ZUMBEEL nobody knows me but now ZUMBEEL is my Identity and i feel really proud to be a part of ZUMBEEL.
Specially when somebody call me in the crowd that he is the ZUMBEELIAN. |
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| Bushra Fatima 2009-11-02 11:22:49 |
| it was a fruitful effort...the telecom engineers of Pakistan have at last some forum where they can share their experiences & find out their solutions even get to know about the latest market trends ...the presentations added to my knowledge ...hats off to zumbeel for bringing diverse speakers for the benefit of telecom engineers on a single platform...personally i feel i learnt alot in this workshop.... |
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| saqib 2009-11-01 01:48:58 |
| zumbeel is good but zumbeel i only focusing on engneering field it must also add customer services related departments information updates and other depts realted to customer operations |
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| Qasim Mansoor 2009-10-27 07:18:09 |
Dear Mohsin..
No doubt our province is in trouble.But I will like to have such sessions at Peshawar and our UET,Peshawar will help us and will like it to be organised.
Please take this as go-ahead and plan any events in the near future,Inshallah.
I can talk on career-counselling,Telecom trends as well as HR related issues.
Qasim Mansoor,
PTCL-Peshawar. |
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He is a Pakistani entrepreneur, founder chairperson of a non-profit organization LooseEnds Pakistan, anchor person of several TV talk shows, currently Bang-e-Dara and Karavan on NewsOne and formerly including LooseEnds on Business Plus, Breakfast at Dawn on Dawn News, and Ankahi on Samaa Tv, he is also the founder Chairperson of the high IQ society Mensa Pakistan, along with being the ex-Chairman of P@SHA - the Pakistan Software Houses Association.
Moid Kunwer joined Motorola in 1999 and is a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff in the Homes and Network Mobility division. As part of Technical Authority group Moid is responsible for the architecture, design and deployment of Motorola’s telecommunications wireless systems spanning radio access and core networking elements. Among the pioneers of WiMAX technology and he was also the Lead Player in the rollout of 1st WiMAX network of Pakistan. Development of WiMAX Human Resource Competence Centre in Pakistan is undoubtedly one of the shining stars on his shoulder.
Mr. Qureshi, a researcher turned entrepreneur, devised a methodology of quantifying human behavior through a process of Six Sigma. Prior to start starting HireLabs, he served as Managing Director of ILR, a private equity firm. His strong background in operations and finance has earned him a seat on the board of Medicove, FetchMed, Intelligent Films, and HireLabs.
Joined Telenor in 2004 and participated in Telenor Pre-launch activities. At the time of Telenor launch, Haroon was responsible for the launch of support unit development in customer relation department, which has been later proved as the best back bone team for front end staff. Joined the team of business segment in 2007 & responsible for developing, implementing all elements of marketing mix of Self Service segment, coordinating implementation of optimal and efficient processes for the respective products across different departments, propose and development of multiple self service channels and taking banks onboard for acquisition and financial settlement.
Adil has over 8 years experience in the digital media in the region and has been instrumental in shaping and advancing the industry in Pakistan. He started his career in the Middle East as sales manager for Yahoo! He later joined Maktoob and headed the sales efforts there. Returning to Pakistan, Adil joined Symmetry which today is the largest digital media company in the country. He has worked closely with the leading advertisers, media buying houses and advertising agencies to develop their digital strategies. Under his guidance, Symmetry has witnessed tremendous growth and has been instrumental in fueling the growing digital media scene in the country. Today Symmetry has more than 20 dedicated and highly experienced digital media professionals working under one roof and providing 360 degree services to 80% of the digital media market in Pakistan. 
Joined Nokia in 2004 as Network planning engineer when it started operations in Pakistan. Moved in the regional team of Central Europe Middle east and Africa in 2006 as Subject matter expert for network planning and worked on various projects mainly Greenfield networks and 3G/HSPA in Europe, UK, Middle East and Africa. In 2008 joined the business development team for Gulf and Pakistan, as Solution Sales team lead. Current focus on marketing and sales development of LTE and HSPA. He is an Electronic Engineer by qualification.
