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Bandaranaike International Airport is the primary airport that serves Sri Lanka. Bandaranaike is situated in a Negombo neighborhood north of Colombo, the country’s longstanding capital and commercial hub. Under the management of Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) Ltd, the airport functions as the hub for the national carrier of Sri Lanka, Fitsair. There are three terminals at this airport, which serve 150 international flights and 10,000 visitors daily from this location. The takeoff ranges for landing are 3,441 meters and 3,350 meters. A second runway will be added as part of Phase II of the BIA extension project, along with an additional taxiway leading to the second runway.

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SAMI Pharmaceuticals was established in 1961 and has been at the forefront of healthcare innovation, touching the lives of millions in Pakistan and beyond. With a diverse portfolio ranging from life-saving prescription medicines to over-the-counter remedies, SAMI Pharmaceuticals addresses a myriad of healthcare needs with utmost dedication and precision.

The Problem

SAMI Pharmaceuticals initially installed a hybrid Wi-Fi solution, incorporating brands such as D-Link routers and TP-Link Deco series among others across their premises. However, this approach resulted in the absence of a centralized controller to manage all routers effectively. Recognizing the limitations of this decentralized setup, SAMI Pharmaceuticals needed to replace the existing outdated routers with a reliable networking setup from a reputed brand. The team’s search led them to evaluate several different brands, aiming to find one that could meet their technical requirements while remaining cost-effective.

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The Pakistani retail bank, Bank Alfalah Limited, formerly known as Habib and Credit Exchange Bank is a division of the Abu Dhabi United Group which is an Emirati enterprise. The bank was privatized in 1997 and given a new name, “Bank Alfalah Limited” by the Abu Dhabi Group and United Venture Holding, which are based in the United Arab Emirates and Pakistan respectively. Bank Alfalah is one of the biggest private banks in Pakistan and has more than 890 branches spread out across more than 200 cities in Pakistan and 12 locations in countries like Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates.