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\"\"Industry body COAI has said call drops are a result of operator churn and difficulty in getting approvals for installing infrastructure and operator-specific issues on service quality are not \"emblematic\" of the whole industry.
\n
\nThe comments come at a time when spurt in call drops has once again come under the telecom department's gaze and Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan is planning a meeting with operators soon to convey concern over call quality.
\n
Apex industry body Cellular Operators' Association of India<\/a> (COAI) Director General Rajan Mathews said the problem is confined to geographical pockets and some companies.
\n
\nIt should not be seen as industry-wide problem, he said.
\n
\n\"Obviously there are some companies that have gone out of business and not investing. If you are customer of these companies, you'll see some challenges because towers are being shut down or not being maintained. To say its emblematic of whole industry is not fair,\" Mathews told PTI.
\n
\nAs an aggregate, these issues could be driving the overall averages down for the industry.
\n
All major operators are principally in compliance with service quality norms, Mathews argued citing data by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (TRAI<\/a>).
\n
\nALSO READ: Telcos can't give excuses for rising call drops, DoT Secretary<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\n\"We need to disaggregate the problem. Don't tar whole industry with problem that has couple of localised reasons. There are companies facing financial challenges more than others, some have gone out of business...,\" he said.
\n
\nMoreover, difficulty in getting approvals for rolling out cell towers and fibre network and \"intervention\" by local municipalities shutting down towers have compounded problems at the local circle level.
\n
\"Some circles may be more problematic than others... Delhi, Mumbai<\/a> may have problems because these have significant right of way difficulties. Let's disaggregate the problem\" he said.
\n
\nMathews said that the industry has put significant number of new cell towers to bolster network.
\n
Last week, in a stern message to telecom operators, the Department of Telecom (DoT<\/a>) asked companies to get their act together to tackle the call drop<\/a> issue.
\n
\nSundararajan had said the DoT will meet the industry on the call drop issue as soon as Trai's assessment comes on quality of mobile services benchmarked to the new call drop parametres.
\n
\nAcknowledging that mobile operators do face difficulty in setting up towers at times, given resistance from people, Sundararajan had said that it cannot be cited as an excuse for call drops and that investments will have to made by telecom companies in upgrading their infrastructure.
\n
\nTrai's new and more stringent call drop rules came into force from October 1 and the quarter ended December will see the first instance of reporting under the new formula.
\n
\nTrai has aready asked the operators to submit their network-related data for checking service quality under the new benchmarks and deadline for the same is January 21.
\n
\nAs per the new rules, the telecom operators may face a maximum penalty of Rs 10 lakh for call drops which will now be measured at mobile tower level instead the telecom circle level.
\n
\nThe Telecom Department had, in a series of meeting over the last few quarters, asked telcos to adopt immediate measures to improve call quality including setting- up additional mobile towers across the country.
\n
\nALSO READ: Call drops still a bane, mainly for urban India<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nAs per estimates, 6.35 lakh mobile sites (Base Transceiver Stations) have been added on aggregate basis for 2G\/3G\/4G services during the period July 2015 to November 2017.
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叫telco-specific滴问题,不能全面:COAI

顶点行业组织印度手机运营商协会(COAI)总干事Rajan Mathews说问题是局限于地理口袋和一些公司。

  • 更新2018年1月21日,上午10点坚持
行业组织COAI说叫下降是由于运营商生产和困难批准安装基础设施和服务质量具体经营商问题不是整个行业的“象征”。

评论之际,叫滴的井喷式增长,再次受到电信部门的目光和电信部长阿鲁娜Sundararajan正计划一个会议与运营商很快转达对通话质量的担忧。

顶点行业组织手机运营商协会印度(COAI)总干事Rajan Mathews说问题是局限于地理口袋和一些公司。

它不应该被视为全行业的问题,他说。

“显然有一些公司破产,而不是投资。如果你是这些公司的客户,你会看到一些挑战,因为塔被关闭或没有被维护。说整个行业是不公平的象征,”马修斯告诉PTI说。

作为一个聚合,这些问题可能会推动行业的总体平均下来。

所有主要运营商主要是符合服务质量规范,马修斯认为数据的引用印度电信管理部门(火车)。

还读:电信公司不能给借口叫下降,上升点的秘书

“我们需要分解的问题。不要焦油整个行业问题的局部原因。有比其他公司所面临的财务挑战,有的倒闭……,”他说。

此外,难以获得批准推出发射塔和光纤网络,由当地市政府“干预”关闭圆塔有加剧问题在当地的水平。

“一些圈子可能比其他人更有问题…德里孟买可能有问题,因为这些有重大的困难。让我们分解问题”他说。

马修斯说,行业已经将大量的新的基站支持网络。

上周,在一个严厉的信息电信运营商,电信部门(点)要求公司把它们的共同行动来解决叫下降问题。

Sundararajan说点叫下降问题将满足行业一旦火车在移动服务质量的评估基准测试新电话产品。

承认移动运营商在建立塔有时做面对困难,考虑到人的抵制,Sundararajan曾表示,它不能被认为是借口叫下降,投资将由电信公司在升级他们的基础设施。

火车的新的和更严格的调用规则生效从10月1日和12月季度结束后将看到的第一个实例报告根据新的公式。

火车已经aready要求运营商提交他们的网络相关数据检查服务质量在新基准,也是1月21日的最后期限。

按照新规定,电信运营商可能面临最高刑罚的Rs 10十万的叫滴,现在将以移动塔水平而不是电信圈水平。

电信部门,在一系列的会议在过去几个季度,要求电信公司采取直接措施,改善通话质量包括设置——全国其他电话塔。

还读:电话仍然滴一个祸害,主要为印度城市

6.35根据估计,多数手机网站(基本收发站)聚合的基础上添加了2 g / 3 g / 4 g服务期间2015年7月到2017年11月。
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\"\"Industry body COAI has said call drops are a result of operator churn and difficulty in getting approvals for installing infrastructure and operator-specific issues on service quality are not \"emblematic\" of the whole industry.
\n
\nThe comments come at a time when spurt in call drops has once again come under the telecom department's gaze and Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan is planning a meeting with operators soon to convey concern over call quality.
\n
Apex industry body Cellular Operators' Association of India<\/a> (COAI) Director General Rajan Mathews said the problem is confined to geographical pockets and some companies.
\n
\nIt should not be seen as industry-wide problem, he said.
\n
\n\"Obviously there are some companies that have gone out of business and not investing. If you are customer of these companies, you'll see some challenges because towers are being shut down or not being maintained. To say its emblematic of whole industry is not fair,\" Mathews told PTI.
\n
\nAs an aggregate, these issues could be driving the overall averages down for the industry.
\n
All major operators are principally in compliance with service quality norms, Mathews argued citing data by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (TRAI<\/a>).
\n
\nALSO READ: Telcos can't give excuses for rising call drops, DoT Secretary<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\n\"We need to disaggregate the problem. Don't tar whole industry with problem that has couple of localised reasons. There are companies facing financial challenges more than others, some have gone out of business...,\" he said.
\n
\nMoreover, difficulty in getting approvals for rolling out cell towers and fibre network and \"intervention\" by local municipalities shutting down towers have compounded problems at the local circle level.
\n
\"Some circles may be more problematic than others... Delhi, Mumbai<\/a> may have problems because these have significant right of way difficulties. Let's disaggregate the problem\" he said.
\n
\nMathews said that the industry has put significant number of new cell towers to bolster network.
\n
Last week, in a stern message to telecom operators, the Department of Telecom (DoT<\/a>) asked companies to get their act together to tackle the call drop<\/a> issue.
\n
\nSundararajan had said the DoT will meet the industry on the call drop issue as soon as Trai's assessment comes on quality of mobile services benchmarked to the new call drop parametres.
\n
\nAcknowledging that mobile operators do face difficulty in setting up towers at times, given resistance from people, Sundararajan had said that it cannot be cited as an excuse for call drops and that investments will have to made by telecom companies in upgrading their infrastructure.
\n
\nTrai's new and more stringent call drop rules came into force from October 1 and the quarter ended December will see the first instance of reporting under the new formula.
\n
\nTrai has aready asked the operators to submit their network-related data for checking service quality under the new benchmarks and deadline for the same is January 21.
\n
\nAs per the new rules, the telecom operators may face a maximum penalty of Rs 10 lakh for call drops which will now be measured at mobile tower level instead the telecom circle level.
\n
\nThe Telecom Department had, in a series of meeting over the last few quarters, asked telcos to adopt immediate measures to improve call quality including setting- up additional mobile towers across the country.
\n
\nALSO READ: Call drops still a bane, mainly for urban India<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nAs per estimates, 6.35 lakh mobile sites (Base Transceiver Stations) have been added on aggregate basis for 2G\/3G\/4G services during the period July 2015 to November 2017.
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