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 | New Network Drivers
With telcos increasingly going for managed services outsourcing, a new breed of network drivers is emerging to offer their services |
| Let the War Begin
From targeting the rural market to offering quality of services, new operators are considering different go-to-market strategies for service differentiation |
| The Great MVNO Challenge
Looking at perpetually reducing tariffs, shrinking ARPUs and low margins of operators the success of MVNO can strictly be questioned |
| Feeling the Heat
Some of the Chinese and gray market handsets are back in focus with DoT directing service providers to bar calls made from or to the mobile phones without IMEI numbers |
| The Struggle for Sustenance
The Indian components manufacturing industry could have been a bourgeoning one, thanks to the booming Indian mobile and semiconductor market. Instead, it has not even taken off because of lack of strong government support |
| Uphill Task
The long wait for 3G services gave rise to qualms and uncertainties that could lead to further delay in actual implementation |
| 3G Pricey Options
Handset makers are busy chalking out cost-effective strategies to get the most from 3G |
| Scale Matters
If companies have to maintain their financial viability, they must go for expansion-is the mantra facing the Indian telcos |
| The Saarc Disconnect
Though telecom equipment companies are on an expansion spree, concerns about lack of seamless trade and regulations are alarming |
| The Party Has Just Begun...
The Indian telecom industry has come a long way. But there is a long way ahead, and a focused approach to increase Internet and broadband penetration will do a lot more good |
| Making the Magic
While India is basking in the glow of the magic number-250 mn mobile subscribers-here's a look at a few factors that made it all possible |
| The Business Companion
The cell phone is not a mere communication device for them but a partner who helps in growing business and doesn't demand for its share |
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