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Indus Towers becomes the first Indian company in the service sector and fifth globally to achieve this feat
Commenting on the latest recognition, Bimal Dayal, CEO, Indus Towers said, "We are honored to receive the prestigious Deming Prize. In keeping with our customer-focused ethos, we committed to the TQM journey 10 years ago. The Deming Prize is a testament to our relentless effort and ability to deliver the best to our customers. We endeavour to continue the journey of our improvement for the sustained growth of the telecom sector."
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