Grameenphone (GP) has signed a contract with global technology service company Wipro Limited to acquire advanced network capabilities. Wipro will be part of managing GP's present mobile networks and building an advanced future-fit network.  The new contract expands the relationship between the two companies, as GP has relied on Wipro as a technology partner to manage application development, infrastructure support and IT security. Read 10th Commward: Grameenphone's campaigns win 28 awards Demand for advanced mobile services and high-quality network experience is rapidly increasing in Bangladesh. "To deliver on the ever-growing connectivity needs, boost customer experience, and bring in advanced future technologies, this year we have expanded 4G coverage across the country, acquired the maximum allowable amount of spectrum, partnered with tower companies to roll out new towers and gained access to fibre network in partnership with the Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Limited," Rade Kovacevic Chief Technology Officer Grameenphone said in a statement.  Read 5G: Oppo teams up with Ericson to launch updated communication lab About GP's partnership with Wipro, he said: "We are taking a significant leap forward in our ability to manage our network, and excel further in meeting our customers' expectations. In addition, this partnership will bring in global expertise and future-fit capabilities and create global career opportunities for Bangladeshi talent."  Bhavya Kapoor, managing director of Wipro for Southeast Asia said: "Wipro's primary focus is to accelerate Grameenphone's growth by leveraging our global strength and providing progressive and innovative localised technology solutions." Read 5G to be rolled out through Teletalk by December: Jabbar "With the growing convergence of IT and core telecom networks, and the advent of software-defined lined networks, cloud-first architecture and 5G, we are glad to partner with Grameenphone to provide advanced capabilities to modernise their network; coupled with IT applications and infrastructure." Wipro recently completed its fourth year of operations in Bangladesh, one of the focus countries under its Asia Pacific-Middle East-Africa Strategic Market Unit. Read Vivo tops Asia-Pacific 5G shipments in Q2, says Strategy Analytics