subscribers. Idea is a pan-India integrated GSM operator and has its own NLD and ILD operations‚ and ISP license. With traffic in excess of a billion minutes a day‚ Idea ranks among the Top 10 country operators in the world. Idea operates across all 22 service areas with 2G services and 3G services spread in over 3‚000 towns and 10‚000 villages. Idea has a network of over 97‚000 2G and 3G cell sites covering the entire length and breadth of the country. Idea has nearly 4‚000 Service Centres
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strategy to developing premium brands‚ providing a good quality of network and customer services. The first strategy is Maxis offer the cheaper price with the good services and network. We can buy the prepaid at the price RM 8.50 and can enjoy using 3G. The second strategy is Maxis offer the WebSMS in where people can chat with their family and friends conveniently by using PC. Maxis also advertise their product
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The 2G spectrum scam in India involved the issue of 1232 licenses by the ruling Congress-led UPA alliance[1] of the 2G spectrum to 85 companies[1] including many new telecom companies with little or no experience in the telecom sector at a price set in the year 2001. The scam involved allegations regarding the under pricing of the 2G spectrum by the Department of Telecommunications which resulted in a heavy loss to the exchequer‚ and the illegal manipulation of the spectrum allocation process to
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assets include controlled operations in Germany‚ Italy‚ Spain‚ UK‚ Japan‚ a 45% holding in Verizon Wireless in the US and a 44% stake in SFR in France. Sir Christopher Gent has been CEO of Vodafone for over six years. In that time‚ the company’s valuation has expanded from UK £7 billion to approximately UK £85 billion. Vodafone’s cellular footprint has also grown to more than 30 directly-owned‚ associate and partnership cellular networks. Turnover last year was UK £35.7 billion and profit before exceptional
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Malaysia Telecom Brief By Ken Zita T he Malaysian government has been heavily engaged Contents in industrial policy for telecom and information Political and Economic Brief 3 technologies. Network services were liberalized in the Economy 3 early 1990s under the nationalistic and closely managed Telecom Policy Environment 5 economic policies of the former Prime Minister‚ Tun Telecom Sector Restructuring 6 Dr.Mahathir Mohamad. Mahatir’s detractors view these MCMC 9 early stages of
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Indian Telecommunications Industry 3 Mobile Growth – Twist in the Game 3 Revenue and Growth 4 Beginning of Overcrowding and Price War 4 Industry perspectives on Price War/ Falling Rates 5 Opinions from Industry Stalwarts and Watchers 7 3G on the Horizon 8 Growth at Home and Abroad 8 Conclusions 10 The Indian telecom sector could be going the airline way. 10 Hypothesis on future trends of structure conduct and performance of Industry 10 Who wins who looses? 10 Appendix 13
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created as a part of the Public Works Department (PWD). Subsequent years saw a growth in the telegraph works. 6400 km of telegraph lines were laid out connecting Calcutta‚ Peshawar‚ Agra‚ Bombay‚ Madras and Bangalore. In 1881 the government gave license to Oriental Telephone Company Ltd. of England to operate telephone exchanges at Calcutta‚
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The Early Development and Impact of 4G Technology Jane Sherman Shannon Sword Outline • Previous Technologies – 1G‚ 2G‚ 3G (CDMA‚ GSM‚ UMTS) – Multiplexing; Frequency‚ Time & Code Reasons for New Research How 4G Works – Architecture‚ AdHoc‚ IP core‚ OFDM Impact of 4G – economic‚ socio-cultural‚ political • • • 1G Technology Previous Technology – 1G “First Generation” • Analog – Continuous in amplitude and time – Variations in the signal – disrupts over long distances Simplest type
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Introduction Ubiquitous and cost-effective public and private broadband networks are as important today as telecom networks were in the previous decade. Absence of inexpensive non dial-up option is a major stumbling block for a country’s overall growth. Recognizing the potential of ubiquitous broadband service in the growth of country’s GDP and enhancement in the quality of life through societal applications including tele-education‚ tele-medicine‚ e-governance‚ entertainment‚ as well as employment
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315 mn mobile subscribers by September 2010 39 mn fixed line subscribers by September 2010 Crossed 25% teledensity mark in March 2010 10.42 mn subscribers added in month of October 2010 There are 6-7 telcos operating in each of 23 license areas. Airtel‚ Reliance‚ Vodafone & BSNL‚ who are “the Big 4” have 74% market share Growth is expected to continue and even accelerate‚ reaching a projected 496 mn mobile subs by 2010. Fixed vs. Mobile
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