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\"\"NEW DELHI: Finnish telecom gear maker Nokia<\/a> said that its business hasn’t been “impacted too much” by the ongoing consolidation in the country's telecom sector, and the India unit is still going through the restructuring program, which was earlier announced globally.
\n
“In a long-term, it is better to have healthy operators than weaker telcos, from a consolidation perspective. We work with all top five operators in India. From that perspective, it has not impacted us too much,” Sanjay Malik<\/a>, Nokia’s India head, told ET. “The restructuring is a global program which was announced, and India is also part of it.”
\n
His comments come at a time when Nokia’s rivals—Ericsson<\/a> and Huawei<\/a> are struggling to grow in India and have slashed respective headcount in the last one year or so across functions.
\n
\nIn India, Indian telecom operators will continue to expand 4G LTE networks, and will also focus on end to end bandwidth creation through fiberisation of sites and backhaul improvement. “Besides, new services like fiber to home and fiber to enterprise will also pick up in India. It's positive from our perspective,” Malik said.
\n
\nFurthermore, the company has upped its focus on the non-telco business to drive overall growth in India. “We have won a few deals in the non-CSP segment, which is one of the focus areas for growth. Overall, we have added 15 customers across cable, fixed line, enterprise segments in 2017 calendar year,” the executive said.
\n
\nIn the telecom space, telcos are now coming up with demands such as operating expenses (opex) reduction. Malik said that Nokia is helping its telco customers through transformation and scale that being effectiveness, along with model change. “Basis on these two, we get efficiencies in our system through which we meet customer demand… the focus is also to reduce per MB cost,” he added
\n
\nFurthermore, telcos are now considering large scale deployment of technologies like 4.5G and 4.9 G to maximise returns on network investment, and to increase efficiencies and network capacity.
\n
“Telcos are now considering massive mimo<\/a> and are deploying carrier aggregation. The massive mimo trials are ongoing and commercial deployment will happen within this calendar year,” Malik said. “India would be one of the top users of these technologies. India has the opportunity to get into 4.5G and 4.9G before hitting 5G.”
\n
In India, Bharti Airtel has commercially deployed massive mimo technology in some circles using Huawei and ZTE<\/a> technology. Vodafone<\/a>, Idea<\/a> and Reliance Jio<\/a> are also conducting trials of the technologies with all vendors.
\n
\nMalik said that Nokia’s focus is to help telcos move from 4G to 5G using these new technologies. “From overall business perspective, high growth area will be mainly the IP and transport, along with radio, which network expansion and deployment of technologies like massive mimo.
\n
\nALSO READ: Our focus is to make India ready for 5G and IoT: Sanjay Malik, Nokia India head<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nThe company also sees good growth coming from transport, fixed networks, along with application and analytics. Malik said that telcos are focusing more on improving the customer experience, thereby application and analytics will play a significant role in driving business.
\n
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持续巩固诺基亚业务影响不大:Sanjay马利克,印度

他的言论之际,诺基亚rivals-Ericsson和华为正在努力成长在印度和削减各自的员工在过去一年左右的功能。

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  • 更新于2018年2月22日09:12点坚持
新德里:芬兰电信设备制造商诺基亚表示,其业务还没有“影响太多”,中国电信行业的整合,和印度单位仍在经历重组计划,这是全球早些时候宣布。

“在一个长期的,最好是拥有健康比较弱的电信运营商,从整合的角度。我们与所有五大运营商在印度工作。从这个角度来看,它并没有影响我们太多。”桑杰马利克印度,诺基亚的头,告诉ET,“重组是一个全球性的计划宣布,和印度也是它的一部分。”

他发表此番评论时,诺基亚的竞争对手爱立信和华为正在努力成长在印度和削减各自的员工在过去一年左右的功能。

在印度,印度电信运营商将继续扩大4 g LTE网络,并且还将专注于创建端到端带宽通过fiberisation网站和回程的改进。“除此之外,离家纤维和纤维等新服务企业还将在印度。它是正从我们的角度来看,”马利克说。

此外,该公司已将其关注non-telco业务在印度推动整体经济增长。“我们已经赢得了一些交易non-CSP段,这是经济增长的重点领域之一。总的来说,我们增加了15个客户在电缆、固定线,企业2017年段历年,”这位高管表示。

在电信领域,电信公司现在提出要求,如营业费用(opex)减少。马利克说,诺基亚正在帮助其通过转换和电信客户规模有效性,以及模型改变。”在这两个基础上,我们得到了效率在我们的系统,通过它我们也满足客户需求…重点是每MB减少成本,”他补充道

此外,电信公司正考虑大规模部署的技术像4.5 G和4.9 G网络投资回报率最大化,并提高效率和网络容量。

“电信公司现在考虑大规模分布式天线并部署载波聚合。大规模分布式天线试验正在进行和商业部署在这个日历年内会发生,”马利克说。“印度将这些技术的顶级用户之一。印度有机会进入4.5 g和4.9 g前5 g。”

在印度,Bharti Airtel商业部署大规模使用华为和mimo技术在某些圈子里中兴通讯技术。沃达丰(Vodafone),的想法和依赖Jio也与所有供应商进行的试验技术。

马利克说,诺基亚的重点是帮助电信公司从4 g移动到5 g使用这些新技术。“从整体业务的角度来看,高增长领域将主要的IP和运输,以及广播、网络扩展和部署技术像巨大的天线系统。

还读:我们的重点是让印度准备5 g和物联网:Sanjay马利克,诺基亚印度头上

公司还认为良好的增长来自运输、固定网络、应用程序和分析。马利克说,电信公司更多关注改善客户体验,从而应用和分析将在推动业务方面发挥重要作用。

还读:诺基亚并不关心Vodafone-Idea合并的影响,增长看起来超出了电信公司:印度的头,桑杰马利克
  • 发布于2018年2月22日08:53点坚持
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  • 持续巩固诺基亚业务影响不大:Sanjay马利克,印度
\"\"NEW DELHI: Finnish telecom gear maker Nokia<\/a> said that its business hasn’t been “impacted too much” by the ongoing consolidation in the country's telecom sector, and the India unit is still going through the restructuring program, which was earlier announced globally.
\n
“In a long-term, it is better to have healthy operators than weaker telcos, from a consolidation perspective. We work with all top five operators in India. From that perspective, it has not impacted us too much,” Sanjay Malik<\/a>, Nokia’s India head, told ET. “The restructuring is a global program which was announced, and India is also part of it.”
\n
His comments come at a time when Nokia’s rivals—Ericsson<\/a> and Huawei<\/a> are struggling to grow in India and have slashed respective headcount in the last one year or so across functions.
\n
\nIn India, Indian telecom operators will continue to expand 4G LTE networks, and will also focus on end to end bandwidth creation through fiberisation of sites and backhaul improvement. “Besides, new services like fiber to home and fiber to enterprise will also pick up in India. It's positive from our perspective,” Malik said.
\n
\nFurthermore, the company has upped its focus on the non-telco business to drive overall growth in India. “We have won a few deals in the non-CSP segment, which is one of the focus areas for growth. Overall, we have added 15 customers across cable, fixed line, enterprise segments in 2017 calendar year,” the executive said.
\n
\nIn the telecom space, telcos are now coming up with demands such as operating expenses (opex) reduction. Malik said that Nokia is helping its telco customers through transformation and scale that being effectiveness, along with model change. “Basis on these two, we get efficiencies in our system through which we meet customer demand… the focus is also to reduce per MB cost,” he added
\n
\nFurthermore, telcos are now considering large scale deployment of technologies like 4.5G and 4.9 G to maximise returns on network investment, and to increase efficiencies and network capacity.
\n
“Telcos are now considering massive mimo<\/a> and are deploying carrier aggregation. The massive mimo trials are ongoing and commercial deployment will happen within this calendar year,” Malik said. “India would be one of the top users of these technologies. India has the opportunity to get into 4.5G and 4.9G before hitting 5G.”
\n
In India, Bharti Airtel has commercially deployed massive mimo technology in some circles using Huawei and ZTE<\/a> technology. Vodafone<\/a>, Idea<\/a> and Reliance Jio<\/a> are also conducting trials of the technologies with all vendors.
\n
\nMalik said that Nokia’s focus is to help telcos move from 4G to 5G using these new technologies. “From overall business perspective, high growth area will be mainly the IP and transport, along with radio, which network expansion and deployment of technologies like massive mimo.
\n
\nALSO READ: Our focus is to make India ready for 5G and IoT: Sanjay Malik, Nokia India head<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nThe company also sees good growth coming from transport, fixed networks, along with application and analytics. Malik said that telcos are focusing more on improving the customer experience, thereby application and analytics will play a significant role in driving business.
\n
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