NEW DELHI: Tower and Infrastructure Providers Association (TAIPA<\/a>), the apex representative body of Telecom Infrastructure Providers Category – I (IP-1<\/a>), has written to the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> to expedite the process of implementation of TRAI<\/a>’s recommendations on the “Enhancement of Scope of Infrastructure Providers Category-I (IP-1<\/a>) Registration”.

In its recent recommendations issued during March 2020, the
TRAI<\/a> recommended in favor of allowing active infrastructure sharing of Telecom Access networks within the scope of the IP-1 category of registration.

The
National Digital Communications Policy<\/a> (NDCP) 2018 has also envisaged the expansion of the scope of IP-1s to include active infrastructure sharing as well as passive network sharing.

In its letter addressed to telecom secretary Anshu Prakash,
TAIPA<\/a> cited reports by Swedish Ericsson, Booz & Company, Coleago, and McKinsey to highlight that infrastructure sharing can lead to significant cost benefits.

TAIPA said that the enhancement in the scope of IP-1 registration to include active infrastructure sharing would lead to the provision of cost-effective network infrastructure along with faster time-to-market for operators, and it would also invite investments in the sector.

“The steep fall in revenues and ballooning debt is hurting investments in telecommunication infrastructure, networks, and technologies. Telecom infrastructure creation for the rollout of new technologies viz 5G, M2M\/IoT and deployment of Smart Cities, requires a huge amount of investment. Considering the present financial condition of the telecom operators, we feel that the enhanced form of infrastructure sharing i.e. Active Infrastructure Sharing by IP-1 is the only way forward for the industry,” said T.R.Dua, Director-General, Tower & Infrastructure Providers Association (TAIPA).
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Ericsson predicts that the savings from infrastructure sharing will be up to 40% and cash-flow improvement will improve by up to 31%, while Booz & Company stated that infrastructure sharing can enable operators to save 30-40% of the network costs.

Coleago calculated that savings in roll-out CAPEX and O&M can reach up to 65% each with network sharing.

A McKinsey study estimated that the cost reduction will be up 40%, majorly in the rollout of small cells.

Dua added that at a time when the infrastructure providers are working tirelessly to ensure 24x7 network connectivity, the government also needs to expedite policy decision to “facilitate huge investment required in the networks.. and to foster competition”

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新德里:塔和基础设施提供商协会(氹仔),电信基础设施提供商的顶点代表机构类别——我(IP-1),已写入电信部加快实施的过程火车的建议“加强基础设施提供商一类的范围(IP-1)注册”。

在最近建议发表在2020年3月,火车推荐的允许活动基础设施共享电信接入网络范围内IP-1类别的注册。

国家数字通信政策(NDCP) 2018还设想的范围的扩张IP-1s包括主动基础设施共享以及被动网络共享。

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在一封寄给电信部长安苏普拉卡什氹仔引用报告由瑞典爱立信Booz & Company Coleago,麦肯锡强调基础设施共享会导致显著的成本效益。

氹仔说,增强了IP-1登记的范围包括活跃的基础设施共享会导致提供具成本效益的网络基础设施以及更快的上市时间运营商,它还将邀请行业投资。

”的收入大幅下跌和不断膨胀的债务是伤害在电信基础设施投资,网络,和技术。电信基础设施创造新技术的推出即5 g, M2M /物联网智能城市和部署,需要大量的投资。考虑到电信运营商目前的财务状况,我们认为基础设施共享的增强形式即活跃的基础设施共享IP-1行业是唯一的出路,”西奥多说Dua总干事,塔与基础设施提供商协会(氹仔)。

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爱立信预测,节省基础设施共享将高达40%,现金流改进将提高31%,而Booz & Company表示,基础设施共享可以使网络运营商节省30 - 40%的成本。

Coleago计算存款转出资本支出和运营管理可以达到65%与网络共享。

麦肯锡的一项研究估计,降低成本将上涨40%,主要推出的小细胞。

Dua补充说,在基础设施提供商不知疲倦地工作,以确保24 x7网络连接,政府还需要加快政策决定“促进网络中需要巨额投资. .和促进竞争”

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NEW DELHI: Tower and Infrastructure Providers Association (TAIPA<\/a>), the apex representative body of Telecom Infrastructure Providers Category – I (IP-1<\/a>), has written to the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> to expedite the process of implementation of TRAI<\/a>’s recommendations on the “Enhancement of Scope of Infrastructure Providers Category-I (IP-1<\/a>) Registration”.

In its recent recommendations issued during March 2020, the
TRAI<\/a> recommended in favor of allowing active infrastructure sharing of Telecom Access networks within the scope of the IP-1 category of registration.

The
National Digital Communications Policy<\/a> (NDCP) 2018 has also envisaged the expansion of the scope of IP-1s to include active infrastructure sharing as well as passive network sharing.

In its letter addressed to telecom secretary Anshu Prakash,
TAIPA<\/a> cited reports by Swedish Ericsson, Booz & Company, Coleago, and McKinsey to highlight that infrastructure sharing can lead to significant cost benefits.

TAIPA said that the enhancement in the scope of IP-1 registration to include active infrastructure sharing would lead to the provision of cost-effective network infrastructure along with faster time-to-market for operators, and it would also invite investments in the sector.

“The steep fall in revenues and ballooning debt is hurting investments in telecommunication infrastructure, networks, and technologies. Telecom infrastructure creation for the rollout of new technologies viz 5G, M2M\/IoT and deployment of Smart Cities, requires a huge amount of investment. Considering the present financial condition of the telecom operators, we feel that the enhanced form of infrastructure sharing i.e. Active Infrastructure Sharing by IP-1 is the only way forward for the industry,” said T.R.Dua, Director-General, Tower & Infrastructure Providers Association (TAIPA).
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Ericsson predicts that the savings from infrastructure sharing will be up to 40% and cash-flow improvement will improve by up to 31%, while Booz & Company stated that infrastructure sharing can enable operators to save 30-40% of the network costs.

Coleago calculated that savings in roll-out CAPEX and O&M can reach up to 65% each with network sharing.

A McKinsey study estimated that the cost reduction will be up 40%, majorly in the rollout of small cells.

Dua added that at a time when the infrastructure providers are working tirelessly to ensure 24x7 network connectivity, the government also needs to expedite policy decision to “facilitate huge investment required in the networks.. and to foster competition”

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