telecom

Bharti Airtel to shift focus to non-voice services

16 mar 2009

Bharti Airtel to shift focus to non-voice services
India’s largest and world’s 3rd largest wireless telecom operator, Bharti Airtel is restructuring its telecom business into nine vertical businesses each under a separate head. This is in departure to its existing structure where the businesses are under 3 heads – Wireless Mobile Services, Telemedia Services (DTH, Broadband, IPTV, Fixed Line) and Enterprise services (undersea cable, NLD/ILD).

Who will end up with Satyam in its fold?

14 mar 2009

Who will end up with Satyam in its fold?
With the bidding process of Satyam gaining momentum, till now it seems that there are just 3 players vying for the company, that are L&T Infotech, Tech Mahindra and Spice Corp.

Airtel IPTV – a value proposition

28 jan 2009

Airtel IPTV – a value proposition
Airtel digital TV interactive, the name for its IPTV services has been launched this month but is available only to residents of Delhi and NCR. The new service would surely gain acceptance especially because its a Triple Play – TV, Phone and Internet, and that the total cost would work out to be lesser than individual cost.

Airtel Digital TV DTH launch – are they a bit late??

07 oct 2008

Airtel Digital TV DTH launch – are they a bit late??
After Dish TV, Tata Sky, Sun Direct and Big TV, its now the turn of fifth private DTH operator, Bharti Airtel to launch their services on October 9, 2008. The service would be known as Airtel Digital TV and available in 62 cities initially.

Reliance Capital to use cross-selling for increasing finserv biz

21 jun 2008

Reliance Capital to use cross-selling for increasing finserv biz
Following the model adopted by global conglomerate like GE, Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group is using the database of its customers, shareholders and employees of ADAG companies to cross sell its financial products through Reliance Capital Services.

Your mobile number is going to change

14 apr 2008

Your mobile number is going to change
Come next year, and you may have to update all your mobile and phone directories as all mobile numbers will then have 11 digits instead of current 10 digits with ’9′ being prefixed to all mobile numbers and thus ’99′ will become the first two digits of every mobile number.
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