Comments Off It is going to be tough time for them for quite a few quarters, but at the same time if I look at the way the stock prices had corrected over the last year or so, at a certain price, it still looks attractive if you have a longer term horizon. Continue reading 'Tough time ahead for telecom sector: IV Subramanium'»
Comments Off The recent data released by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) puts the total telecom subscriber base of India at 653.92 million by end of May 2010 increasing from 638.05 million total telephone subscribers recorded in April 2010. The growth registered accounts to be 2.49%, with the overall Tele-density in India being 55.38. Continue reading 'Indian telecom subscriber base reach 653mn: TRAI'»
Comments Off Rising disposable incomes and sustained investment in mobile networks are driving significant growth in telecoms markets in Central and Latin America (CALA), according to a report by Analysys Mason. Continue reading 'Outlook bright for Central and Latin American telecoms market'»
Comments Off The smart phone market continues to see impressive growth around the world, and in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region particularly. Shipments in the region are expected to grow 53% year-on-year in 2010 to reach 76.7 million units and are projected to easily surpass 100 million units in 2011. Continue reading 'Asia Pacific to become the largest smart phone market by 2012'»
Comments Off Mobile Number Portability could unleash the next price war amongst telecom operators that would eventually benefit the end customer, say analysts. Continue reading 'Number portability to trigger next round of price war'»
Comments Off Delegates attending NetEvents Asia-Pacific Press Summit 2010 in Singapore were updated on the MEF’s (Metro Ethernet Forum) Global Interconnect program and the recession-defying global growth of Carrier Ethernet services. Highlights included the ratification of Phase 1 of MEF 26, the ENNI (External Network to Network Interface), Ethernet’s growing role in mobile backhaul networks, and the recent launch of the first Ethernet Exchanges, offering a cost-effective alternative to the one-to-one connections between service providers. Continue reading '“Global Interconnect” Dominates MEF’s NetEvents Message'»
Comments Off Richard Norris, Practice Consultant, Wainhouse Research has shared with some of the findings from a survey that he has conducted with a set of large enterprise users as part of a user association he runs for Wainhouse Research.
Continue reading 'Integrating CSP Services with Unified Communications: The Large Enterprises Speak Out!'»
Comments Off Bill Rojas, Director Telecom Research, IDC Asia Pacific says: “In our Group we do research in wireless services, fixed line services, managed services, UC in collaboration as well as carrier capital expenditures and infrastructure research. For this session I’d like to quickly give you an overview of how IDC sees the taxonomy and share with a few data points that we have on visual collaboration.” Continue reading 'UC: Enterprise Solution Case Study: Travel and Hotel Sector Focus'»
Comments Off Anytime now, India’s mobile subscriber base will hit and cross a historic 600 million milestone. This suggests that nearly one of every two Indians of any age group, caste, creed, or gender, now owns a mobile device capable of carrying traditional voice calls. Continue reading 'Mobile milestone: India close to ringing in 600 million subscribers'»
Comments Off India has the fastest growing telecom sector in the world. Reduction in tariff, low cost handset, value-added services and initiatives taken by the government are some of the main factors fueling growth in the Indian telecom market. Continue reading 'Indian 3G Subscribers Base to Hit 60 Million by 2013'»
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