By Eseru Paul
Simi mobile technologies, Uganda’s first manufacturing and assembling electronics company has unveiled a team of highly passionate, motivated, dedicated and distinguished marketing professionals to handle the ever expanding and growing demands for Uganda’s highly affordable and quality electronic products. Whisper Eye Reports.
These genuine and traceable brands that include; high definitive smart phones like the fancy s-630 (2.0 ghz octra core), featured phones like s-300, laptops, inter phones, dongles, accessories, among others have already hit both the local, regional and continental markets.
According to mr Beecham David Okwere, chief executive board secretary of these teams are charged with on time and in full (otif) distribution and deliveries of the customers products to their full satisfaction, grow and expand the companies sales, open up more wholesale and retail outlets as well as identifying other potential and capable agents to act as points of sale terminals who will constantly be meeting the customers’ demands.
Okwere urged all individuals, corporations, organizations, government mdas, wholesalers, retailers among others to take advantage of the current promotional offers to acquire these global drive brands with guaranteed quality.
The phones are all currently running on android operating system that can support all other customised applications used by companies and organisations for specific operations such as data collection and analysis.
Below is the list of the regional teams in Uganda.
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