Bahrain’s Regulatory Authority Grants Viper Networks 3 New Telecom Licenses
By Editor on November 18, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Viper Networks, Inc., a global telecommunication network operations and technical management company, is pleased to announce that Bahrain’s Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has granted three (3) unique telecommunications licenses to Viper Networks Company W.L.L., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Viper Networks, Inc.
The Bahrain T.R.A. has officially approved and granted an Individual International Telecommunications Services License, a Internet Services Provider Class License, and a Value Added Services Class License to Viper Networks Company, which was Documented and Issued on November 2, 2010 (Commercial Registration No. 56840).
After recently acquiring a telecom firm in Bahrain through Viper Networks Company W.L.L. (formerly Fastelco Services Company W.L.L.), along with the country’s Telecommunications Regulatory Authority issuing multiple license grants, the Company’s wholly-owned subsidiary has now become a fully licensed, operating telecommunications company in Bahrain.
As such, the Company and its subsidiary have effectively increased their operating margins for profitability within Bahrain and the utilization of this telecommunications route as it relates to various services offered by Viper Networks between Bahrain and India, specifically higher margins for Calling Card sales in country.
Additionally, the Company through its subsidiary Viper Networks Company, can work directly with any and all corporate accounts and individual customers, secure direct billing and payments and allow for the expansion of other telecommunications business opportunities beyond those currently established with India.
President of Viper Networks, Mr. Shouekani, comments: “Locking in higher margins for all calling card sales in Bahrain is certainly a huge positive from securing our own telecommunications licenses, but the greater story lies with Viper Networks’ expanding footprint for new telecom business far beyond our agreement with BSNL.”
Mr. Shouekani continued: “Just as we announced this past Monday, none (I repeat), none of the October Saudi Arabian results of $300,000 (USD) came from calling card sales in this country, but rather from our Wireless Services branch division in Saudi Arabia. Although the Company has announced launches in Singapore and Bahrain to date, with plans for numerous calling card launches in other countries worldwide in the near future (in conjunction with Cirilium India and BSNL), investors should know that separately, Viper Networks is building a significant presence for direct business, greater margins and growing revenues in an expanding number of countries entirely for the benefit of the Company and each and every shareholder.”
For additional information, please visit www.vipernetworks.com.
TATA launches Mobile Broadband on prepaid (India)
By Editor on December 3, 2009 · Leave a Comment
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Mobile users can now avail the facility of mobile broadband service Tata Photon Plus on the Prepaid platform, after the success of Tata Photon in the postpaid segment of the Tata Teleservices Limited (TTML).
The latest broadband service is 20 times faster than the existing mobile wireless technology. Besides, it is also offered on the congestionfree Tata Indicom network as reported by Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). Thus, by paying Re. 1/MB, the users can surf net at a very high speed and can also use 10GB free data usage through attractive recharge.
According to Sr. Vice-President Strategy and Special Projects, Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Limited, Raja Srinivas, the company has received tremendous response from the postpaid segment and its launch on the prepaid platform will further penetrate it, catering to the needs of the wider segments.
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India’s Mobile Market Subscribers to Top 350 Million by 2010, Says The Diffusion Group
By Editor on August 14, 2006 · Leave a Comment
The number of mobile subscribers in India is expected to grow from just over 100 million today to more than 350 million by 2010, an addition of 250 million subscribers in just four years, according to The Diffusion Group. The analysts predict that the evolving mobile markets in China and India will reshape the global telecommunications and technology landscape and realign market share among today’s mobile market leaders.
| According to The Diffusion Group, China market is widely heralded as the most immediate and largest market opportunity for mobile vendors. India’s growth rate will be equally explosive. When combined, China and India — what TDG calls “New Asia” — have a population of approximately 2.5 billion people and comprise the single largest opportunity for mobile vendors in the history of mobile telecom.”While India’s mobile market growth will in many ways follow China, the reasons for its growth are very different,” noted Michael Greeson, founder of The Diffusion Group. “India continues to experience a level of poverty far deeper than China and has little in the way of fixed-line infrastructure to support telecommunications. More than half of India’s 700 million rural inhabitants have no access to residential electricity and must rely on community pay phones. It is because of this unique confluence of factors that mobile technologies make so much sense to both India’s government and to operators.”
As Greeson notes, modern mobile telecommunications technology offers developing nations a way to cover expansive ‘greenfield’ territories — in this case, areas bereft of home or personal telecommunications — in a faster and less expensive way than traditional fixed telecom infrastructure. Combined with the world’s lowest per-minute charges, inexpensive handsets, and the social status of mobile phone ownership, India’s mobile operators are preparing to exploit this opportunity. Other key findings from TDG’s study of India’s mobile markets include the following:
While India offers tremendous opportunity for mobile telecom vendors, exploiting these opportunities requires understanding India’s regulatory and business environment, as well as comprehending India’s unique social and demographic landscape. About the market research report TDG’s 65-page report, “India’s Mobile Markets – Analysis & Forecasts” (July 2006) by Thomas Wolf and Kambam Deepak with Michael Greeson, presents an in-depth analysis of the social, political, technological, and market forces that are shaping India’s telecom evolution and pushing mobile subscriptions to record levels. The report provides forecasts for total subscriber demand, an analysis of 3G subscriber growth, market share analysis among India’s mobile operators, and forecasts for mobile ARPU through 2010. Source- http://www.tekrati.com |
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