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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: Telecom operators are looking at new ways to add value by offering a variety of cloud communication services<\/a> but it may take 3-4 years to completely and effectively adopt cloud in their entire ecosystem, a top company executive said.

“Although the cloud is live on networks, adopting it in the entire ecosystem effectively and create impact might take another 3-4 years even though the cloud is essential for future competitiveness,” Rajdip Gupta, Group chief executive of
Route Mobile<\/a> told ETT, and added that it was critical to detach IT and network cloud programmes and strategies to derive maximum benefits.

Gupta further said that the telcos that have worked with cloud for the last 1-2 years, are dealing with the impact of the decision of changing the entire network architecture, since the implementation was never simple and results were not seen overnight.

End-user spending on public cloud services in India is expected to reach $3.4 billion in 2020, a 25% increase from 2019, according to Gartner. The double-digit growth, according to the research firm, would position India as the No. 3 country for end-user spending on public cloud services.

“It is recommended that for a few years at least, telcos should find a vendor to achieve success and bring individual components together. If telcos start building everything from scratch with the implementation, it will be difficult,” he added.

The companies that have stayed with the cloud infrastructure for a few years usually opt for multiple vendors as they find their maturity curve. The ones that are fairly new usually opt for a single vendor with one integration, the executive added.

In August,
Reliance<\/a> Jio partnered with Microsoft in the technology space, including the creation of on-cloud solutions. The partnership allowed billionaire Mukesh Ambani-owned telco to leverage the Microsoft Azure<\/a> cloud platform to develop in cloud solutions focused on the needs of Indian businesses.

Telecom carriers with 3-4 years of cloud infrastructure are at a stage where they are trying to get systems to interact with each other, run any application on cloud and perform a service in a properly managed way, according to the Mumbai-based company.

“Their (telecom operators) implementation is based on the digital and business transformation, driven by consumers and not so much by the competitors,” Gupta said.

“Currently, adding a new service can take up to 18 months for a telco to implement and cloud infrastructure works towards bringing that down by at least 3-4 months, which is an industry goal too,” he added.

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电信公司可能需要3 - 4年完全采用云:路线移动

电信运营商正在研究新的方法来增加价值通过提供各种云通信服务但它可能需要3 - 4年才能完全有效地采用云整个生态系统中,公司高管说。

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新德里:电信运营商正在研究新的方法来增加价值通过提供各种云通信服务但它可能需要3 - 4年才能完全有效地采用云整个生态系统中,公司高管说。

“虽然云住在网络,采用有效地在整个生态系统,创造影响可能需要3 - 4年虽然云未来的竞争力至关重要,“Rajdip Gupta,集团的首席执行官路线移动告诉ETT,补充说,这是至关重要的分离和网络云计划和策略,实现最大效益。

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古普塔进一步表示,电信公司,与云过去1 - 2年,正在处理的影响决定改变整个网络架构,实施以来从来没有简单,结果一夜之间未见。

终端用户在印度公共云服务的支出预计将在2020年达到34亿美元,比2019年增长了25%,根据Gartner。两位数的增长,据研究公司,将位置印度作为终端用户的3号国家支出公共云服务。

“建议至少在几年,电信公司应该找到一个供应商一起取得成功,将各个组件。如果电信公司从头开始构建一切实现,这将是困难的,”他补充道。

云基础设施的公司呆几年通常选择多个供应商,因为他们发现他们的成熟度曲线。那些相当新的通常与一个集成选择一个供应商,执行补充道。

今年8月,依赖Jio与微软的技术空间,包括创建云解决方案。这次合作让亿万富翁穆克什Ambani-owned电信利用微软Azure云平台开发的云解决方案专注于印度企业的需要。

电信运营商3 - 4年的云基础设施正处于一个阶段,他们试图让系统相互作用,在云上运行任何应用程序并执行一个服务在正确的管理方式,根据孟买的公司。

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“他们(电信运营商)实现基于数字和业务转型,由消费者和没有那么多的竞争对手,”Gupta说。

“目前,添加一个新服务需要18个月的电信实施和云基础设施工程对将下降了至少3 - 4个月,这是一个行业的目标,”他补充道。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: Telecom operators are looking at new ways to add value by offering a variety of cloud communication services<\/a> but it may take 3-4 years to completely and effectively adopt cloud in their entire ecosystem, a top company executive said.

“Although the cloud is live on networks, adopting it in the entire ecosystem effectively and create impact might take another 3-4 years even though the cloud is essential for future competitiveness,” Rajdip Gupta, Group chief executive of
Route Mobile<\/a> told ETT, and added that it was critical to detach IT and network cloud programmes and strategies to derive maximum benefits.

Gupta further said that the telcos that have worked with cloud for the last 1-2 years, are dealing with the impact of the decision of changing the entire network architecture, since the implementation was never simple and results were not seen overnight.

End-user spending on public cloud services in India is expected to reach $3.4 billion in 2020, a 25% increase from 2019, according to Gartner. The double-digit growth, according to the research firm, would position India as the No. 3 country for end-user spending on public cloud services.

“It is recommended that for a few years at least, telcos should find a vendor to achieve success and bring individual components together. If telcos start building everything from scratch with the implementation, it will be difficult,” he added.

The companies that have stayed with the cloud infrastructure for a few years usually opt for multiple vendors as they find their maturity curve. The ones that are fairly new usually opt for a single vendor with one integration, the executive added.

In August,
Reliance<\/a> Jio partnered with Microsoft in the technology space, including the creation of on-cloud solutions. The partnership allowed billionaire Mukesh Ambani-owned telco to leverage the Microsoft Azure<\/a> cloud platform to develop in cloud solutions focused on the needs of Indian businesses.

Telecom carriers with 3-4 years of cloud infrastructure are at a stage where they are trying to get systems to interact with each other, run any application on cloud and perform a service in a properly managed way, according to the Mumbai-based company.

“Their (telecom operators) implementation is based on the digital and business transformation, driven by consumers and not so much by the competitors,” Gupta said.

“Currently, adding a new service can take up to 18 months for a telco to implement and cloud infrastructure works towards bringing that down by at least 3-4 months, which is an industry goal too,” he added.

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