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卫星通信改革帮助卫星球员促进更快的5 g服务推出:SIA-India
德里SIA-India表示,改革将直接和显著影响几个方面包括教育、卫生、农业、物流、灾害管理、降低风险、物流、铁路、和重工业。此外,行业的发展将有助于创造就业机会。
建立指导方针的卫星通信网络,减少网络会让他们负担得起的费用,说,卫星行业身体周三在一份声明中。电信部门(点)也增强了卫星许可的范围包括用户终端站在移动平台上,基于卫星的机器对机器(M2M)和物联网(物联网)设备。
德里SIA-India表示,改革将直接和显著影响几个方面包括教育、卫生、农业、物流、灾害管理、降低风险、物流、铁路、和重工业。此外,行业的发展将有助于创造就业机会。
点上周发布的许可改革电信和卫星通信(卫星通信)部门,包括频率分配计划,促进经商和吸引投资。
“这一次,我们专注于无线规划(WPC) -相关改革和卫星通信问题,“Ashwini Vaishnaw,通讯部长曾表示,并称印度电信法案草案完成后- 2022,许可改革将会公布。
中心发布程序的改革,简化频率分配
Vaishnaw还表示,电信运营商应该增加至少10000基地收发器站(BTS)每周加速5 g服务在中国的传播,与2500年相比BTS,现在每周添加。他补充说,政府已经完成了在引入改革,目前业界显示其承诺。
一些satcom-related改革包括安装孔径非常小的终端(网络连线)在任何移动车辆,自我认证的,天线,并简化给过程与一个单步过程。
印度手机运营商协会(COAI)与移动运营商信实Jio Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法作为其成员和塔公司的行业组织数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA)表示,改革将使更快的网络发布和商业环境的产业的支持。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The wireless licensing reforms<\/a> will streamline processes, enable service providers to quickly roll out networks, while reduced compliance burdens will improve the ease of doing business, said SIA-India<\/a>. Establishing guidelines for satellite-based communication networks and reducing in charges of the networks will make them affordable, said the satellite industry<\/a> body in a statement on Wednesday. The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has also enhanced the scope of satellite licensing to include user terminal stations on moving platforms and satellite-based machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) devices.
Delhi-based SIA-India said the reforms will \u201cdirectly and considerably\u201d impact several sectors including education, health, agriculture, logistics, disaster management, risk mitigation, logistics, railways, and heavy industry among others. Additionally, the growth of the industry will help generate jobs.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cThe space industry looks forward to forging ahead with added vigor to ascertain the fulfilment of the responsibility. The satellite communication<\/a> reform will further enhance the role of speedy launch of 5G<\/a> services in the country,\u201d said Anil Prakash, Director General of SIA-India.
DoT last week released licensing reforms in the telecom and satellite communications (satcom<\/a>) sectors, including a frequency allocation plan, to facilitate ease of doing business and attract investments.
\u201cThis time, we have focused on wireless planning (WPC)-related reforms and satcom matters,\u201d Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister of Communications had said, adding that following the completion of draft Indian Telecommunication Bill - 2022, licensing reforms would be unveiled.
DoT last week released licensing reforms in the telecom and satellite communications (satcom<\/a>) sectors, including a frequency allocation plan, to facilitate ease of doing business and attract investments.
\u201cThis time, we have focused on wireless planning (WPC)-related reforms and satcom matters,\u201d Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister of Communications had said, adding that following the completion of draft Indian Telecommunication Bill - 2022, licensing reforms would be unveiled.