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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> Consulting firm KPMG<\/a> estimates an addition of 0.35% to 0.5% to the GDP of India once 5G<\/a> airwave is rolled out in India.

“KPMG estimates that India Inc. has the potential to unlock $48.69 billion (Rs 3,40,800 crore) through the deployment of 5G over four years and the 5G contribution to annual GDP is likely be in the range of 0.35 - 0.5 per cent,” said the company in its report- titled ‘Imagine a new connected world: Intelligent, Immersive, Inventive. The consulting major expects the airwave to see widespread adoption in India by 2025.

The report launched at India Mobile Congress (IMC) comes at a time when the telecom sector is awaiting the roll out of the latest airwave via auctions but has asked for a more reasonable sale price on the spectrum. Infact, on the first day of the conclave- telecom and IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that the government is undertaking a reform of pricing of spectrum.

The minister’s comments come on the back of operators raising their concerns over the prices of 5G spectrum, amidst turmoil in the industry.

The telecom sector is reeling under a debt of Rs 7 lakh crores and in the last three years many operators have become defunct, some have exited the industry.

KPMG too stressed that the financial burden of the sector should be eased. “With the total levy of between 29% and 32% in the form of GST, licence fee and spectrum usage charge (SUC) on the telecom sector, there is a clear need for levy rationalisation. The Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) contribution and SUC could be reduced to three percent and one percent respectively, to make the sector competitive,” it said.

A need for a three year moratorium on spectrum payments to the government with abeyance on interest charge, refund of accumulated unutilised input tax of $4.24 billion are some of the other demands of the debt-laden sector, was also mentioned.

The study highlighted that India Inc.’s stakes are on data analytics and cloud, IoT, blockchain and AI are projected to be strategic investments and robotics and AR\/VR are the future stars. The report notes that companies have started investing in emerging technologies, but work it is yet to be universally adopted.

“KPMG in India analysis 2019 survey indicates that 43% of companies have begun work on emerging technologies but almost 31% are yet to develop a roadmap for digital strategy,” stated the company. The report states that sectors that are likely to be the most disrupted by emerging technologies are retail, then financial services and technology, in that order
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毕马威说5 g wilk增加GDP,强调需要在电信业减轻财政负担

毕马威说5 g wilk增加GDP,强调需要在电信业减轻财政负担

  • 发布于2019年10月14日04:29点坚持
咨询公司毕马威(KPMG)估计一个印度GDP增加0.35%到0.5%5克在印度的频道推出。

“毕马威估计,印度公司有潜力释放486.9亿美元(Rs 40800卢比)的部署5 g /四年和5 g对年度GDP的贡献很可能在0.35 - 0.5%的范围,”说,该公司在其报告中,名为“想象一个新的互联世界:聪明,身临其境,创造性。咨询主要预计频道于2025年在印度看到广泛采用。

印度移动国会(IMC)发布的这份报告之际,电信部门正在等待推出最新的电波通过拍卖,但要求一个更合理的销售价格。事实上,在第一天的会议上,电信和部长Ravi Shankar普拉萨德说,政府正在进行频谱定价改革。

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部长的评论来的运营商提高他们担忧的价格5 g频谱,在动荡。

电信行业面临着债务Rs 7十万的卢比,在过去三年里许多运营商作废,有些人退出这个行业。

毕马威(KPMG)也强调,金融部门应该负担减轻。”的总征收29%至32%的销售税,执照费和频谱使用电荷(往下)电信部门,有一个明确的需要征收合理化。普遍服务义务基金(USOF)贡献和往下可以分别降低到百分之三和百分之一,行业竞争,”它说。

需要一个三年的暂停频谱与中止向政府支付利息费用,退还积累unutilised进项税42.4亿美元的负债累累的部门的其他要求,也提到过。

研究强调,印度Inc .)股份在数据分析和云,物联网,区块链和AI将战略投资和机器人和AR / VR的未来之星。报告指出,公司已开始投资新兴技术,但工作还没有被广泛采用。

“毕马威在印度分析2019年的调查表明,43%的公司已经开始在新兴技术工作但几乎31%都是开发数字战略路线图,”公司表示。该报告指出,行业可能是最受新兴技术是零售、金融服务和技术,这个顺序
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> Consulting firm KPMG<\/a> estimates an addition of 0.35% to 0.5% to the GDP of India once 5G<\/a> airwave is rolled out in India.

“KPMG estimates that India Inc. has the potential to unlock $48.69 billion (Rs 3,40,800 crore) through the deployment of 5G over four years and the 5G contribution to annual GDP is likely be in the range of 0.35 - 0.5 per cent,” said the company in its report- titled ‘Imagine a new connected world: Intelligent, Immersive, Inventive. The consulting major expects the airwave to see widespread adoption in India by 2025.

The report launched at India Mobile Congress (IMC) comes at a time when the telecom sector is awaiting the roll out of the latest airwave via auctions but has asked for a more reasonable sale price on the spectrum. Infact, on the first day of the conclave- telecom and IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that the government is undertaking a reform of pricing of spectrum.

The minister’s comments come on the back of operators raising their concerns over the prices of 5G spectrum, amidst turmoil in the industry.

The telecom sector is reeling under a debt of Rs 7 lakh crores and in the last three years many operators have become defunct, some have exited the industry.

KPMG too stressed that the financial burden of the sector should be eased. “With the total levy of between 29% and 32% in the form of GST, licence fee and spectrum usage charge (SUC) on the telecom sector, there is a clear need for levy rationalisation. The Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) contribution and SUC could be reduced to three percent and one percent respectively, to make the sector competitive,” it said.

A need for a three year moratorium on spectrum payments to the government with abeyance on interest charge, refund of accumulated unutilised input tax of $4.24 billion are some of the other demands of the debt-laden sector, was also mentioned.

The study highlighted that India Inc.’s stakes are on data analytics and cloud, IoT, blockchain and AI are projected to be strategic investments and robotics and AR\/VR are the future stars. The report notes that companies have started investing in emerging technologies, but work it is yet to be universally adopted.

“KPMG in India analysis 2019 survey indicates that 43% of companies have begun work on emerging technologies but almost 31% are yet to develop a roadmap for digital strategy,” stated the company. The report states that sectors that are likely to be the most disrupted by emerging technologies are retail, then financial services and technology, in that order
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