Hafiz Abdullah
Designs measurement calendars and runs findings workshops with mixed stakeholder groups.
About
A measurement practice for messaging reliability
Network Map Point helps teams understand how messages move across Malaysian networks — through timed assessments, corridor diagnostics, and findings workshops that product and operations can share.
Origin
The practice began in Ipoh after repeated conversations with messaging product teams who could show feature roadmaps but struggled to explain why evening deliveries slowed between secondary cities. Midday lab checks looked fine; users in transit did not agree.
We built a service around network quality analytics for messaging apps: controlled measurement windows, regional sampling, and reports that name corridors instead of inventing a single national score.
How we work
Engagements stay finite. We scope, measure, analyse, and advise — then hand ownership back. We do not sell monitoring licences or bury findings in vendor-only dashboards.
When field checks help, we use Perak as a practical base for north–south path sampling and pair those results with partner observations from other states you nominate.
Working values
- Evidence over anecdote — timed samples beat screenshot piles
- Corridor honesty — averages that hide weak routes are refused
- Shared rooms — product and ops hear the same findings
- Respect for constraints — no production credential requests
Where we sit
575 Jln Jelapang Kampung Baru Jelapang,Ipoh,Perak,30020,Malaysia
People you will meet
Mei Ling Tan
Groups latency and delivery notes by region and time of day so patterns stay visible.
Rajesh Kumar
Coordinates scoping calls, response timing, and handoffs after the workshop closes.