Arimac partners telco giant Ooredoo Algeria to launch novel self-care app ‘YOOZ’

Mr. Chamira Jayasinghe, CEO

Premier digital solutions provider Arimac Further, expanding its digital prowess across global boundaries, recently partnered with the Algerian subsidiary of the telecommunications behemoth Ooredoo to develop a novel, feature-rich self-care mobile application ‘YOOZ’, for youth in that country.

This marks the first time a Sri Lankan IT organisation linked with an Algerian corporate for the development of a fully-fledged mobile app; thrusting Arimac into global spotlight, the Sri Lankan company said in a media release.

“We are deeply honoured to partner with a world-class corporate such as Ooredoo to set a new benchmark in Sri Lanka’s technology sector by developing this unique self-care application which brings an intuitive, 360 solution to engage today’s youth. I applaud our committed and highly skilled team for their intense dedication to complete YOOZ within just six months in a pandemic-stricken backdrop that undoubtedly challenged us all in unprecedented ways. Arimac has always strived hard to accelerate development in the country’s ICT landscape, and YOOZ is yet another successful testament to this journey. We will continue to push the boundaries of excellence both within the country and the region as we innovate for the future,” said Arimac Digital Founder and CEO Chamira Jayasinghe.

Isabelle Hajri, Chief Marketing Officer, Ooredoo Algeria, commented: “The Arimac team worked closely with us and leveraged their out-of-the-box, creativity and unique design thinking dexterity to bring to life a solution, flawlessly merging with our vision. At a time when this pandemic has disconnected the world, our aim with YOOZ is to enable users to nurture their connections, through personalised data plans designed by them, catering to their own individual preferences and capacities. We are excited to connect and engage with our youth customer segment at a much deeper and intrinsic level, with YOOZ.”