On National Customer Day, MoraRepublic’s Oxygen.id strengthens partnership with SiCepat
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At a glance
- MoraRepublic’s Oxygen.id visited logistics company SiCepat during National Customer Day.
- The companies discussed connectivity needs supporting SiCepat’s operations and business activities.
- MoraRepublic executive Edward Anwar said the company aims to maintain fast, stable and reliable services through ongoing communication.
MoraRepublic, through its Oxygen.id brand, marked National Customer Day with a direct visit to SiCepat, describing the meeting as a way to appreciate the company’s trust and strengthen their relationship.
The gathering also gave the two companies an opportunity to discuss SiCepat’s growing connectivity requirements in support of its operations and business activities. Edward Anwar, MoraRepublic’s chief enterprise and wholesale officer, attended with representatives of SiCepat’s management.
For MoraRepublic, the relationship extends beyond providing a service. The company said it seeks to build the partnership through open communication and a closer understanding of changing customer needs.
“National Customer Day is an opportunity for us to be closer to customers and listen directly to their experiences using Oxygen.id Business services,” Anwar said. “We greatly value the trust SiCepat has placed in MoraRepublic. Through open and continuous communication, we want to keep understanding customer needs and ensure that the services we provide remain fast, stable and reliable.”
National Customer Day is an opportunity for us to be closer to customers and listen directly to their experiences using Oxygen.id Business services. We greatly value the trust SiCepat has placed in MoraRepublic. Through open and continuous communication, we want to keep understanding customer needs and ensure that the services we provide remain fast, stable and reliable.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.