TelecomThunder
Product engineering for Telenor Pakistan's Thunder platform — building at telecom scale for a leading mobile operator.
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Replacing a paper-based radio spectrum allocation process with an online portal and automated workflow for a government regulator.
The Frequency Allocation Board — part of the Cabinet Division, Government of Pakistan — had no digital workflow for managing radio frequency spectrum allocation, creating delays, inefficiency, and errors for the regulator and its applicants alike.
The lack of a digital system resulted in a time-consuming and error-prone manual process for managing business processes related to spectrum allocation.
End users — telecom operators and wireless carriers — faced paper-based applications and manual submission, increasing administrative burden and prolonging approval timelines.
The absence of a streamlined digital process between FAB and the telecom regulator (PTA) caused delays in regulatory approval.
A user-friendly, web-based portal allowing applications to be submitted electronically.
An automated system routing applications through each review and approval stage.
The system eliminated manual paperwork and reduced processing times, with automated routing ensuring prompt review and approval.
The online portal simplified applications, reduced data-entry errors, and provided real-time tracking that improved transparency.
Analytics and reporting delivered comprehensive reports, KPIs, and trend analysis to support optimisation.
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