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“5G networks require higher capex and investments as compared to 4G. We are heading towards industrialization, digitization of our business sectors in the future. To keep up pace with these, you require policies and regulations which actually help you not only to serve the customers better but also to reduce costs going ahead and facilitate the network deployments. And most importantly, make it less risky for the investments to continue to pour in,” Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, said during a panel discussion on the occasion of World Telecom Day<\/a> organised by ETTelecom.
With telecom reforms announced last year, the government has already shown willingness to create an enabling environment for the industry, but issues like adequate backhaul spectrum, GST credit and resolution of legacy litigations still need to be addressed, he said.
P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea<\/a>, said, “As we enter the 5G era, in the coming quarters and years to come, more needs to be done in terms of investment, the number of sites and street furniture that will be required for densification of networks.\"
“Government is very aligned, in terms of knowing what they want… And we are quite hopeful that they will continue to do more and more reforms to help the situation get better,” Balaji said.
SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI), also noted that it should be ensured that existing telecom operators generate profit to offer cost-effective services. “The government must realize that input-output costs have to be matched right now… the tariff is sensitive both to the government and operators. No one tinkers with tariffs too much if the input cost can be reduced and that is what we've been harping on with the government to reduce the input tax and improve liquidity.”
We are still only half done in terms of broadband connectivity, we have 700 million broadband internet users, half a billion more to be done. And that means even more investment required in taking 4G even further, Balaji said.
Talking about the potential in 5G offerings, Vatts said the big areas for significant revenue growth in 5G will be the enterprise segments and private dedicated networks. “There's a huge opportunity for telcos here to address traditional connectivity needs, and come out with more digitized versions of connectivity for your specific needs of the enterprises.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea adds active users in March for first time since merger<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Nokia's Nishant Batra on OpenRAN, India's 5G story, ARPU boost and new technologies<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>If 5G is on time, ad spends of telcos may zoom in FY23<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Battle hardened Bharti Airtel's future looks good now: Sunil Mittal<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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5 g网络需要巨额投资,政府的支持至关重要:电信公司
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监,沃达丰的主意,说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度,几年,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
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首席监管官员,拉胡尔Vatts Bharti Airtel p,巴拉监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法,SP Kochhar,总干事,印度手机运营商协会(COAI),顶替Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA),参与小组讨论由曼西希夫主持,副主编,2022年在世界电信日ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
新德里:电信玩家敦促政府推出政策和法规这将使减少巨大的网络部署下一代技术的成本5克除了帮助他们更好地为客户服务。
“5 g网络需要更高的资本支出和投资相比4 g。我们朝着工业化、数字化在将来我们的业务部门。跟上这些,你需要政策和法规实际上帮助你不仅为客户更好的服务,也为了降低成本将和促进网络部署。最重要的是,低风险的投资继续涌入,”首席监管官员,拉胡尔VattsBharti Airtel说,在一个小组讨论的场合世界电信日由ETTelecom组织。乐动娱乐招聘
去年宣布与电信改革,政府已经表示愿意为行业创造有利环境,但足够的回程谱等问题,销售税信贷和解决遗产诉讼仍然需要解决,他说。
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度里,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
“政府是非常一致的,知道他们想要什么…我们非常希望他们将继续做越来越多的改革,以帮助情况好转,”巴拉吉说。
SP Kochhar,总干事印度手机运营商协会(COAI)还指出,应该确保现有电信运营商利润提供具有成本效益的服务。“政府必须意识到投入产出成本必须匹配现在…关税政府和运营商都非常敏感。没有人修复关税如果输入太多的成本可以减少,这就是我们一直在反复的与政府降低进项税额和改善流动性。”
我们仍然只有一半完成的宽带连接,我们有7亿宽带用户,十亿多。这意味着更多的投资需要进一步采取4 g,巴拉吉说。
讨论5克产品的潜力,Vatts说大领域重大收入增长在5克将企业部分和私有专用网络。“这里是一个巨大的电信公司的机会来解决传统连接需求,推出更多的数字化版本连接您的特定需求的企业。”
读也
西奥多Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA)强调,电信基础设施起着重要的作用在推动新网络和技术。“基础设施中发挥着极其重要的作用,是生态系统的重要组成部分。你是否采取任何网络,每一个新技术,或每一个趋势,必须适应和支持的数字基础设施发挥了关键作用不受阻碍增长的行业”。
”大流行另一方面为我们带来了许多机遇,这种数字化,这发生了,可能已经很长时间了,如果这是不存在,”瓦说。
Covid一夜之间我们数字化提供了机会,是否在治理领域的创业生态系统的面积,或采用数字服务。“这确实提供了一个巨大的增长机遇,因此允许电信部门更上一层楼。产业方面做了自己的贡献,为企业和消费者提供无缝连接和伟大的服务。此外,它允许运营商开始考虑千兆的社会,我们如何确保我们准备接下来的范式转变,这将发生在5克在今年晚些时候,巴拉吉说。
Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel, P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea, SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), and T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association (DIPA), participate in a panel discussion moderated by Mansi Taneja, Associate Editor, ETTelecom on World Telecom Day 2022. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Telecom players have urged the government to come out with policies and regulations which will enable reduction in huge network deployment costs of next generation technology 5G<\/a> besides helping them serve customers better.
“5G networks require higher capex and investments as compared to 4G. We are heading towards industrialization, digitization of our business sectors in the future. To keep up pace with these, you require policies and regulations which actually help you not only to serve the customers better but also to reduce costs going ahead and facilitate the network deployments. And most importantly, make it less risky for the investments to continue to pour in,” Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, said during a panel discussion on the occasion of World Telecom Day<\/a> organised by ETTelecom.
With telecom reforms announced last year, the government has already shown willingness to create an enabling environment for the industry, but issues like adequate backhaul spectrum, GST credit and resolution of legacy litigations still need to be addressed, he said.
P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea<\/a>, said, “As we enter the 5G era, in the coming quarters and years to come, more needs to be done in terms of investment, the number of sites and street furniture that will be required for densification of networks.\"
“Government is very aligned, in terms of knowing what they want… And we are quite hopeful that they will continue to do more and more reforms to help the situation get better,” Balaji said.
SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI), also noted that it should be ensured that existing telecom operators generate profit to offer cost-effective services. “The government must realize that input-output costs have to be matched right now… the tariff is sensitive both to the government and operators. No one tinkers with tariffs too much if the input cost can be reduced and that is what we've been harping on with the government to reduce the input tax and improve liquidity.”
We are still only half done in terms of broadband connectivity, we have 700 million broadband internet users, half a billion more to be done. And that means even more investment required in taking 4G even further, Balaji said.
Talking about the potential in 5G offerings, Vatts said the big areas for significant revenue growth in 5G will be the enterprise segments and private dedicated networks. “There's a huge opportunity for telcos here to address traditional connectivity needs, and come out with more digitized versions of connectivity for your specific needs of the enterprises.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea adds active users in March for first time since merger<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Nokia's Nishant Batra on OpenRAN, India's 5G story, ARPU boost and new technologies<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>If 5G is on time, ad spends of telcos may zoom in FY23<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Battle hardened Bharti Airtel's future looks good now: Sunil Mittal<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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5 g网络需要巨额投资,政府的支持至关重要:电信公司
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监,沃达丰的主意,说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度,几年,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
< / span > < / p >">
首席监管官员,拉胡尔Vatts Bharti Airtel p,巴拉监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法,SP Kochhar,总干事,印度手机运营商协会(COAI),顶替Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA),参与小组讨论由曼西希夫主持,副主编,2022年在世界电信日ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
新德里:电信玩家敦促政府推出政策和法规这将使减少巨大的网络部署下一代技术的成本5克除了帮助他们更好地为客户服务。
“5 g网络需要更高的资本支出和投资相比4 g。我们朝着工业化、数字化在将来我们的业务部门。跟上这些,你需要政策和法规实际上帮助你不仅为客户更好的服务,也为了降低成本将和促进网络部署。最重要的是,低风险的投资继续涌入,”首席监管官员,拉胡尔VattsBharti Airtel说,在一个小组讨论的场合世界电信日由ETTelecom组织。乐动娱乐招聘
去年宣布与电信改革,政府已经表示愿意为行业创造有利环境,但足够的回程谱等问题,销售税信贷和解决遗产诉讼仍然需要解决,他说。
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度里,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
“政府是非常一致的,知道他们想要什么…我们非常希望他们将继续做越来越多的改革,以帮助情况好转,”巴拉吉说。
SP Kochhar,总干事印度手机运营商协会(COAI)还指出,应该确保现有电信运营商利润提供具有成本效益的服务。“政府必须意识到投入产出成本必须匹配现在…关税政府和运营商都非常敏感。没有人修复关税如果输入太多的成本可以减少,这就是我们一直在反复的与政府降低进项税额和改善流动性。”
我们仍然只有一半完成的宽带连接,我们有7亿宽带用户,十亿多。这意味着更多的投资需要进一步采取4 g,巴拉吉说。
讨论5克产品的潜力,Vatts说大领域重大收入增长在5克将企业部分和私有专用网络。“这里是一个巨大的电信公司的机会来解决传统连接需求,推出更多的数字化版本连接您的特定需求的企业。”
读也
西奥多Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA)强调,电信基础设施起着重要的作用在推动新网络和技术。“基础设施中发挥着极其重要的作用,是生态系统的重要组成部分。你是否采取任何网络,每一个新技术,或每一个趋势,必须适应和支持的数字基础设施发挥了关键作用不受阻碍增长的行业”。
”大流行另一方面为我们带来了许多机遇,这种数字化,这发生了,可能已经很长时间了,如果这是不存在,”瓦说。
Covid一夜之间我们数字化提供了机会,是否在治理领域的创业生态系统的面积,或采用数字服务。“这确实提供了一个巨大的增长机遇,因此允许电信部门更上一层楼。产业方面做了自己的贡献,为企业和消费者提供无缝连接和伟大的服务。此外,它允许运营商开始考虑千兆的社会,我们如何确保我们准备接下来的范式转变,这将发生在5克在今年晚些时候,巴拉吉说。
Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel, P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea, SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), and T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association (DIPA), participate in a panel discussion moderated by Mansi Taneja, Associate Editor, ETTelecom on World Telecom Day 2022. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Telecom players have urged the government to come out with policies and regulations which will enable reduction in huge network deployment costs of next generation technology 5G<\/a> besides helping them serve customers better.
“5G networks require higher capex and investments as compared to 4G. We are heading towards industrialization, digitization of our business sectors in the future. To keep up pace with these, you require policies and regulations which actually help you not only to serve the customers better but also to reduce costs going ahead and facilitate the network deployments. And most importantly, make it less risky for the investments to continue to pour in,” Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, said during a panel discussion on the occasion of World Telecom Day<\/a> organised by ETTelecom.
With telecom reforms announced last year, the government has already shown willingness to create an enabling environment for the industry, but issues like adequate backhaul spectrum, GST credit and resolution of legacy litigations still need to be addressed, he said.
P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea<\/a>, said, “As we enter the 5G era, in the coming quarters and years to come, more needs to be done in terms of investment, the number of sites and street furniture that will be required for densification of networks.\"
“Government is very aligned, in terms of knowing what they want… And we are quite hopeful that they will continue to do more and more reforms to help the situation get better,” Balaji said.
SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI), also noted that it should be ensured that existing telecom operators generate profit to offer cost-effective services. “The government must realize that input-output costs have to be matched right now… the tariff is sensitive both to the government and operators. No one tinkers with tariffs too much if the input cost can be reduced and that is what we've been harping on with the government to reduce the input tax and improve liquidity.”
We are still only half done in terms of broadband connectivity, we have 700 million broadband internet users, half a billion more to be done. And that means even more investment required in taking 4G even further, Balaji said.
Talking about the potential in 5G offerings, Vatts said the big areas for significant revenue growth in 5G will be the enterprise segments and private dedicated networks. “There's a huge opportunity for telcos here to address traditional connectivity needs, and come out with more digitized versions of connectivity for your specific needs of the enterprises.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea adds active users in March for first time since merger<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Nokia's Nishant Batra on OpenRAN, India's 5G story, ARPU boost and new technologies<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>If 5G is on time, ad spends of telcos may zoom in FY23<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Battle hardened Bharti Airtel's future looks good now: Sunil Mittal<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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5 g网络需要巨额投资,政府的支持至关重要:电信公司
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监,沃达丰的主意,说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度,几年,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
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首席监管官员,拉胡尔Vatts Bharti Airtel p,巴拉监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法,SP Kochhar,总干事,印度手机运营商协会(COAI),顶替Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA),参与小组讨论由曼西希夫主持,副主编,2022年在世界电信日ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
新德里:电信玩家敦促政府推出政策和法规这将使减少巨大的网络部署下一代技术的成本5克除了帮助他们更好地为客户服务。
“5 g网络需要更高的资本支出和投资相比4 g。我们朝着工业化、数字化在将来我们的业务部门。跟上这些,你需要政策和法规实际上帮助你不仅为客户更好的服务,也为了降低成本将和促进网络部署。最重要的是,低风险的投资继续涌入,”首席监管官员,拉胡尔VattsBharti Airtel说,在一个小组讨论的场合世界电信日由ETTelecom组织。乐动娱乐招聘
去年宣布与电信改革,政府已经表示愿意为行业创造有利环境,但足够的回程谱等问题,销售税信贷和解决遗产诉讼仍然需要解决,他说。
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度里,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
“政府是非常一致的,知道他们想要什么…我们非常希望他们将继续做越来越多的改革,以帮助情况好转,”巴拉吉说。
SP Kochhar,总干事印度手机运营商协会(COAI)还指出,应该确保现有电信运营商利润提供具有成本效益的服务。“政府必须意识到投入产出成本必须匹配现在…关税政府和运营商都非常敏感。没有人修复关税如果输入太多的成本可以减少,这就是我们一直在反复的与政府降低进项税额和改善流动性。”
我们仍然只有一半完成的宽带连接,我们有7亿宽带用户,十亿多。这意味着更多的投资需要进一步采取4 g,巴拉吉说。
讨论5克产品的潜力,Vatts说大领域重大收入增长在5克将企业部分和私有专用网络。“这里是一个巨大的电信公司的机会来解决传统连接需求,推出更多的数字化版本连接您的特定需求的企业。”
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西奥多Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA)强调,电信基础设施起着重要的作用在推动新网络和技术。“基础设施中发挥着极其重要的作用,是生态系统的重要组成部分。你是否采取任何网络,每一个新技术,或每一个趋势,必须适应和支持的数字基础设施发挥了关键作用不受阻碍增长的行业”。
”大流行另一方面为我们带来了许多机遇,这种数字化,这发生了,可能已经很长时间了,如果这是不存在,”瓦说。
Covid一夜之间我们数字化提供了机会,是否在治理领域的创业生态系统的面积,或采用数字服务。“这确实提供了一个巨大的增长机遇,因此允许电信部门更上一层楼。产业方面做了自己的贡献,为企业和消费者提供无缝连接和伟大的服务。此外,它允许运营商开始考虑千兆的社会,我们如何确保我们准备接下来的范式转变,这将发生在5克在今年晚些时候,巴拉吉说。
Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel, P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea, SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), and T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association (DIPA), participate in a panel discussion moderated by Mansi Taneja, Associate Editor, ETTelecom on World Telecom Day 2022. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Telecom players have urged the government to come out with policies and regulations which will enable reduction in huge network deployment costs of next generation technology 5G<\/a> besides helping them serve customers better.
“5G networks require higher capex and investments as compared to 4G. We are heading towards industrialization, digitization of our business sectors in the future. To keep up pace with these, you require policies and regulations which actually help you not only to serve the customers better but also to reduce costs going ahead and facilitate the network deployments. And most importantly, make it less risky for the investments to continue to pour in,” Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, said during a panel discussion on the occasion of World Telecom Day<\/a> organised by ETTelecom.
With telecom reforms announced last year, the government has already shown willingness to create an enabling environment for the industry, but issues like adequate backhaul spectrum, GST credit and resolution of legacy litigations still need to be addressed, he said.
P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea<\/a>, said, “As we enter the 5G era, in the coming quarters and years to come, more needs to be done in terms of investment, the number of sites and street furniture that will be required for densification of networks.\"
“Government is very aligned, in terms of knowing what they want… And we are quite hopeful that they will continue to do more and more reforms to help the situation get better,” Balaji said.
SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI), also noted that it should be ensured that existing telecom operators generate profit to offer cost-effective services. “The government must realize that input-output costs have to be matched right now… the tariff is sensitive both to the government and operators. No one tinkers with tariffs too much if the input cost can be reduced and that is what we've been harping on with the government to reduce the input tax and improve liquidity.”
We are still only half done in terms of broadband connectivity, we have 700 million broadband internet users, half a billion more to be done. And that means even more investment required in taking 4G even further, Balaji said.
Talking about the potential in 5G offerings, Vatts said the big areas for significant revenue growth in 5G will be the enterprise segments and private dedicated networks. “There's a huge opportunity for telcos here to address traditional connectivity needs, and come out with more digitized versions of connectivity for your specific needs of the enterprises.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea adds active users in March for first time since merger<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Nokia's Nishant Batra on OpenRAN, India's 5G story, ARPU boost and new technologies<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>If 5G is on time, ad spends of telcos may zoom in FY23<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Battle hardened Bharti Airtel's future looks good now: Sunil Mittal<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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5 g网络需要巨额投资,政府的支持至关重要:电信公司
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监,沃达丰的主意,说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度,几年,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
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首席监管官员,拉胡尔Vatts Bharti Airtel p,巴拉监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法,SP Kochhar,总干事,印度手机运营商协会(COAI),顶替Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA),参与小组讨论由曼西希夫主持,副主编,2022年在世界电信日ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
新德里:电信玩家敦促政府推出政策和法规这将使减少巨大的网络部署下一代技术的成本5克除了帮助他们更好地为客户服务。
“5 g网络需要更高的资本支出和投资相比4 g。我们朝着工业化、数字化在将来我们的业务部门。跟上这些,你需要政策和法规实际上帮助你不仅为客户更好的服务,也为了降低成本将和促进网络部署。最重要的是,低风险的投资继续涌入,”首席监管官员,拉胡尔VattsBharti Airtel说,在一个小组讨论的场合世界电信日由ETTelecom组织。乐动娱乐招聘
去年宣布与电信改革,政府已经表示愿意为行业创造有利环境,但足够的回程谱等问题,销售税信贷和解决遗产诉讼仍然需要解决,他说。
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度里,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
“政府是非常一致的,知道他们想要什么…我们非常希望他们将继续做越来越多的改革,以帮助情况好转,”巴拉吉说。
SP Kochhar,总干事印度手机运营商协会(COAI)还指出,应该确保现有电信运营商利润提供具有成本效益的服务。“政府必须意识到投入产出成本必须匹配现在…关税政府和运营商都非常敏感。没有人修复关税如果输入太多的成本可以减少,这就是我们一直在反复的与政府降低进项税额和改善流动性。”
我们仍然只有一半完成的宽带连接,我们有7亿宽带用户,十亿多。这意味着更多的投资需要进一步采取4 g,巴拉吉说。
讨论5克产品的潜力,Vatts说大领域重大收入增长在5克将企业部分和私有专用网络。“这里是一个巨大的电信公司的机会来解决传统连接需求,推出更多的数字化版本连接您的特定需求的企业。”
读也
西奥多Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA)强调,电信基础设施起着重要的作用在推动新网络和技术。“基础设施中发挥着极其重要的作用,是生态系统的重要组成部分。你是否采取任何网络,每一个新技术,或每一个趋势,必须适应和支持的数字基础设施发挥了关键作用不受阻碍增长的行业”。
”大流行另一方面为我们带来了许多机遇,这种数字化,这发生了,可能已经很长时间了,如果这是不存在,”瓦说。
Covid一夜之间我们数字化提供了机会,是否在治理领域的创业生态系统的面积,或采用数字服务。“这确实提供了一个巨大的增长机遇,因此允许电信部门更上一层楼。产业方面做了自己的贡献,为企业和消费者提供无缝连接和伟大的服务。此外,它允许运营商开始考虑千兆的社会,我们如何确保我们准备接下来的范式转变,这将发生在5克在今年晚些时候,巴拉吉说。
Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel, P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea, SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), and T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association (DIPA), participate in a panel discussion moderated by Mansi Taneja, Associate Editor, ETTelecom on World Telecom Day 2022. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Telecom players have urged the government to come out with policies and regulations which will enable reduction in huge network deployment costs of next generation technology 5G<\/a> besides helping them serve customers better.
“5G networks require higher capex and investments as compared to 4G. We are heading towards industrialization, digitization of our business sectors in the future. To keep up pace with these, you require policies and regulations which actually help you not only to serve the customers better but also to reduce costs going ahead and facilitate the network deployments. And most importantly, make it less risky for the investments to continue to pour in,” Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, said during a panel discussion on the occasion of World Telecom Day<\/a> organised by ETTelecom.
With telecom reforms announced last year, the government has already shown willingness to create an enabling environment for the industry, but issues like adequate backhaul spectrum, GST credit and resolution of legacy litigations still need to be addressed, he said.
P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea<\/a>, said, “As we enter the 5G era, in the coming quarters and years to come, more needs to be done in terms of investment, the number of sites and street furniture that will be required for densification of networks.\"
“Government is very aligned, in terms of knowing what they want… And we are quite hopeful that they will continue to do more and more reforms to help the situation get better,” Balaji said.
SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI), also noted that it should be ensured that existing telecom operators generate profit to offer cost-effective services. “The government must realize that input-output costs have to be matched right now… the tariff is sensitive both to the government and operators. No one tinkers with tariffs too much if the input cost can be reduced and that is what we've been harping on with the government to reduce the input tax and improve liquidity.”
We are still only half done in terms of broadband connectivity, we have 700 million broadband internet users, half a billion more to be done. And that means even more investment required in taking 4G even further, Balaji said.
Talking about the potential in 5G offerings, Vatts said the big areas for significant revenue growth in 5G will be the enterprise segments and private dedicated networks. “There's a huge opportunity for telcos here to address traditional connectivity needs, and come out with more digitized versions of connectivity for your specific needs of the enterprises.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea adds active users in March for first time since merger<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Nokia's Nishant Batra on OpenRAN, India's 5G story, ARPU boost and new technologies<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>If 5G is on time, ad spends of telcos may zoom in FY23<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Battle hardened Bharti Airtel's future looks good now: Sunil Mittal<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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5 g网络需要巨额投资,政府的支持至关重要:电信公司
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监,沃达丰的主意,说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度,几年,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
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首席监管官员,拉胡尔Vatts Bharti Airtel p,巴拉监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法,SP Kochhar,总干事,印度手机运营商协会(COAI),顶替Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA),参与小组讨论由曼西希夫主持,副主编,2022年在世界电信日ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
新德里:电信玩家敦促政府推出政策和法规这将使减少巨大的网络部署下一代技术的成本5克除了帮助他们更好地为客户服务。
“5 g网络需要更高的资本支出和投资相比4 g。我们朝着工业化、数字化在将来我们的业务部门。跟上这些,你需要政策和法规实际上帮助你不仅为客户更好的服务,也为了降低成本将和促进网络部署。最重要的是,低风险的投资继续涌入,”首席监管官员,拉胡尔VattsBharti Airtel说,在一个小组讨论的场合世界电信日由ETTelecom组织。乐动娱乐招聘
去年宣布与电信改革,政府已经表示愿意为行业创造有利环境,但足够的回程谱等问题,销售税信贷和解决遗产诉讼仍然需要解决,他说。
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度里,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
“政府是非常一致的,知道他们想要什么…我们非常希望他们将继续做越来越多的改革,以帮助情况好转,”巴拉吉说。
SP Kochhar,总干事印度手机运营商协会(COAI)还指出,应该确保现有电信运营商利润提供具有成本效益的服务。“政府必须意识到投入产出成本必须匹配现在…关税政府和运营商都非常敏感。没有人修复关税如果输入太多的成本可以减少,这就是我们一直在反复的与政府降低进项税额和改善流动性。”
我们仍然只有一半完成的宽带连接,我们有7亿宽带用户,十亿多。这意味着更多的投资需要进一步采取4 g,巴拉吉说。
讨论5克产品的潜力,Vatts说大领域重大收入增长在5克将企业部分和私有专用网络。“这里是一个巨大的电信公司的机会来解决传统连接需求,推出更多的数字化版本连接您的特定需求的企业。”
读也
西奥多Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA)强调,电信基础设施起着重要的作用在推动新网络和技术。“基础设施中发挥着极其重要的作用,是生态系统的重要组成部分。你是否采取任何网络,每一个新技术,或每一个趋势,必须适应和支持的数字基础设施发挥了关键作用不受阻碍增长的行业”。
”大流行另一方面为我们带来了许多机遇,这种数字化,这发生了,可能已经很长时间了,如果这是不存在,”瓦说。
Covid一夜之间我们数字化提供了机会,是否在治理领域的创业生态系统的面积,或采用数字服务。“这确实提供了一个巨大的增长机遇,因此允许电信部门更上一层楼。产业方面做了自己的贡献,为企业和消费者提供无缝连接和伟大的服务。此外,它允许运营商开始考虑千兆的社会,我们如何确保我们准备接下来的范式转变,这将发生在5克在今年晚些时候,巴拉吉说。
Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel, P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea, SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), and T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association (DIPA), participate in a panel discussion moderated by Mansi Taneja, Associate Editor, ETTelecom on World Telecom Day 2022. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Telecom players have urged the government to come out with policies and regulations which will enable reduction in huge network deployment costs of next generation technology 5G<\/a> besides helping them serve customers better.
“5G networks require higher capex and investments as compared to 4G. We are heading towards industrialization, digitization of our business sectors in the future. To keep up pace with these, you require policies and regulations which actually help you not only to serve the customers better but also to reduce costs going ahead and facilitate the network deployments. And most importantly, make it less risky for the investments to continue to pour in,” Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, said during a panel discussion on the occasion of World Telecom Day<\/a> organised by ETTelecom.
With telecom reforms announced last year, the government has already shown willingness to create an enabling environment for the industry, but issues like adequate backhaul spectrum, GST credit and resolution of legacy litigations still need to be addressed, he said.
P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea<\/a>, said, “As we enter the 5G era, in the coming quarters and years to come, more needs to be done in terms of investment, the number of sites and street furniture that will be required for densification of networks.\"
“Government is very aligned, in terms of knowing what they want… And we are quite hopeful that they will continue to do more and more reforms to help the situation get better,” Balaji said.
SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI), also noted that it should be ensured that existing telecom operators generate profit to offer cost-effective services. “The government must realize that input-output costs have to be matched right now… the tariff is sensitive both to the government and operators. No one tinkers with tariffs too much if the input cost can be reduced and that is what we've been harping on with the government to reduce the input tax and improve liquidity.”
We are still only half done in terms of broadband connectivity, we have 700 million broadband internet users, half a billion more to be done. And that means even more investment required in taking 4G even further, Balaji said.
Talking about the potential in 5G offerings, Vatts said the big areas for significant revenue growth in 5G will be the enterprise segments and private dedicated networks. “There's a huge opportunity for telcos here to address traditional connectivity needs, and come out with more digitized versions of connectivity for your specific needs of the enterprises.”
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea adds active users in March for first time since merger<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Nokia's Nishant Batra on OpenRAN, India's 5G story, ARPU boost and new technologies<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>If 5G is on time, ad spends of telcos may zoom in FY23<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Battle hardened Bharti Airtel's future looks good now: Sunil Mittal<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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5 g网络需要巨额投资,政府的支持至关重要:电信公司
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监,沃达丰的主意,说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度,几年,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
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“5 g网络需要更高的资本支出和投资相比4 g。我们朝着工业化、数字化在将来我们的业务部门。跟上这些,你需要政策和法规实际上帮助你不仅为客户更好的服务,也为了降低成本将和促进网络部署。最重要的是,低风险的投资继续涌入,”首席监管官员,拉胡尔VattsBharti Airtel说,在一个小组讨论的场合世界电信日由ETTelecom组织。乐动娱乐招聘
去年宣布与电信改革,政府已经表示愿意为行业创造有利环境,但足够的回程谱等问题,销售税信贷和解决遗产诉讼仍然需要解决,他说。
p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法说,“当我们进入5 g时代,在未来几个季度里,需要采取更多的投资,网站和街道家具的数量将致密化所需的网络。”
“政府是非常一致的,知道他们想要什么…我们非常希望他们将继续做越来越多的改革,以帮助情况好转,”巴拉吉说。
SP Kochhar,总干事印度手机运营商协会(COAI)还指出,应该确保现有电信运营商利润提供具有成本效益的服务。“政府必须意识到投入产出成本必须匹配现在…关税政府和运营商都非常敏感。没有人修复关税如果输入太多的成本可以减少,这就是我们一直在反复的与政府降低进项税额和改善流动性。”
我们仍然只有一半完成的宽带连接,我们有7亿宽带用户,十亿多。这意味着更多的投资需要进一步采取4 g,巴拉吉说。
讨论5克产品的潜力,Vatts说大领域重大收入增长在5克将企业部分和私有专用网络。“这里是一个巨大的电信公司的机会来解决传统连接需求,推出更多的数字化版本连接您的特定需求的企业。”
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西奥多Dua总干事数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA)强调,电信基础设施起着重要的作用在推动新网络和技术。“基础设施中发挥着极其重要的作用,是生态系统的重要组成部分。你是否采取任何网络,每一个新技术,或每一个趋势,必须适应和支持的数字基础设施发挥了关键作用不受阻碍增长的行业”。
”大流行另一方面为我们带来了许多机遇,这种数字化,这发生了,可能已经很长时间了,如果这是不存在,”瓦说。
Covid一夜之间我们数字化提供了机会,是否在治理领域的创业生态系统的面积,或采用数字服务。“这确实提供了一个巨大的增长机遇,因此允许电信部门更上一层楼。产业方面做了自己的贡献,为企业和消费者提供无缝连接和伟大的服务。此外,它允许运营商开始考虑千兆的社会,我们如何确保我们准备接下来的范式转变,这将发生在5克在今年晚些时候,巴拉吉说。
“5G networks require higher capex and investments as compared to 4G. We are heading towards industrialization, digitization of our business sectors in the future. To keep up pace with these, you require policies and regulations which actually help you not only to serve the customers better but also to reduce costs going ahead and facilitate the network deployments. And most importantly, make it less risky for the investments to continue to pour in,” Rahul Vatts, Chief Regulatory Officer, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, said during a panel discussion on the occasion of World Telecom Day<\/a> organised by ETTelecom.
With telecom reforms announced last year, the government has already shown willingness to create an enabling environment for the industry, but issues like adequate backhaul spectrum, GST credit and resolution of legacy litigations still need to be addressed, he said.
P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Officer, Vodafone Idea<\/a>, said, “As we enter the 5G era, in the coming quarters and years to come, more needs to be done in terms of investment, the number of sites and street furniture that will be required for densification of networks.\"
“Government is very aligned, in terms of knowing what they want… And we are quite hopeful that they will continue to do more and more reforms to help the situation get better,” Balaji said.
SP Kochhar, director-general, Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI), also noted that it should be ensured that existing telecom operators generate profit to offer cost-effective services. “The government must realize that input-output costs have to be matched right now… the tariff is sensitive both to the government and operators. No one tinkers with tariffs too much if the input cost can be reduced and that is what we've been harping on with the government to reduce the input tax and improve liquidity.”
We are still only half done in terms of broadband connectivity, we have 700 million broadband internet users, half a billion more to be done. And that means even more investment required in taking 4G even further, Balaji said.
Talking about the potential in 5G offerings, Vatts said the big areas for significant revenue growth in 5G will be the enterprise segments and private dedicated networks. “There's a huge opportunity for telcos here to address traditional connectivity needs, and come out with more digitized versions of connectivity for your specific needs of the enterprises.”
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T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
“The pandemic on the flip side has brought many opportunities for us, this digitalization, which has happened, probably would have taken a pretty long time, if this was not there,” Dua said.
Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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T.R. Dua, director-general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) highlighted that telecom infrastructure plays an important role in driving new networks and technologies. “Infrastructure plays an extremely important role and is an important part of the ecosystem. Whether you take any network, every new technology, or every trend that comes has to be accommodated and supported by the digital infrastructure that has played a pivotal role in the unhindered growth of the industry”.
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Covid provided the opportunity as we digitalized overnight, whether in the area of governance or in the area of the startup ecosystem, or adoption of digital services. “It has really provided a stupendous growth opportunity and has therefore allowed the telecom sector to take it to the next level. Industry has done its bit in terms of providing seamless connectivity and great services for enterprises and consumers. Also, it allowed operators to start to think about gigabit society, how do we make sure that we are ready for the next paradigm shift, which will happen when 5G comes in later in this year, Balaji said.
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