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Bharti Airtel Space Analysis
Space Analysis – Bharti Airtel

STRENGTH Stake holders and Strategic alliance with Sony-Ericsson, Nokia - and Sing Tel Network in entire India Supplies broadband & telephone services
WEAKNESSES:
Outsourcing to Industry experts Failed deal with MTN could signal lack of real emerging market investment opportunity
OPPORTUNITIES:
Tie up with Google Global telecommunications and new technological brands see Airtel as strategic player Focus on average revenue per minute well suited for India operations Joint venture with Vodafone and Idea cellular to create a new independent tower company called Indus Towers.
THREATS:
Vodafone acuisition of Hutch-Essar Bharti Airtel could also be the target for the takeover vision of other global telecommunications players that wish to move into the Indian market

Competitive Advantage
-Market Share
Airtel has the highest market share among all the market players
Thus, the score allotted is -0.06
-Product Quality
August 7, 2008: Bharti Airtel adjudged the 'Best Cellular Service Provider' and 'Best Broadband Service Provider' at the 2008 V&D 100 Awards.
May 26, 2008: Airtel was honoured with the prestigious 'Wireless Service Provider of the Year' award at the 2008 Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific ICT Awards.
Score allotted is -0.23 Product life Cycle
The overall tele-density has increased to 31.5% in October 2008.Market has huge potential for penetration.
Score allotted is -0.26
-Customer Loyalty
June 11, 2008: Airtel voted the 2nd Most Trusted Service Brand in the Annual Economic Times-Brand Equity, Most Trusted Brands survey RCOM is slightly better in application of funds
Airtel wins the Platinum Trusted Brand Award in the Mobile Service provider category in the Reader's Digest Asia Trusted Brands Survey .
Score allotted is -0.15

Environmental Stability (ES)
-Technological Changes
Sector subject to rapid technological changes and advancements
Demand is for latest 3G cellular mobile

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