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“We remain committed to the India<\/a> market and are working to increase the production capacity of the manufacturing unit. Within this year, we have plans for exports also. The timelines are the same.” Paigham Danish, head of business strategy at Vivo India<\/a> told ET.
Vivo, which has seven manufacturing facilities globally, is currently in the process of increasing its annual production capacity from 50 million to 60 million units by 2022. It has already invested Rs 1900 crore in India till 2021 and plans to invest Rs 1600 crore more by 2023 to double its annual local production capacity from 60 million and develop India as a global hub for exports.
The investment is part of the Rs 7500 crore in total that the brand plans to invest in the South Asian nation.
The company is increasing its focus on the Indian market by working on certain areas that help in local and global research and development for its handsets. It has already established its industrial design centre locally, and plans to scale it further.
“We have started working on some elements of R&D in India. Like the industrial design centre, which localises the colour, the look of the smartphone. This is one step towards that. The centre is currently in the establishing phase. The team works out of the Vivo HQ in Gurgaon.” Danish added.
Asked if the company plans to leverage local talent to help in its global 5G<\/a> standardisation and patent-filing process, Danish said, “We have plans to explore standardisation in India. We currently don't have a base for the communication research centre in India. We are present in nine geographic locations, and we will always look for global talents to empower ourselves.”
The executive said Vivo was collaborating with Indian telcos to test its 5G phones and to ensure that all of its 5G handsets launched since 2020 support networks of both Reliance Jio<\/a> and Airtel<\/a>.
“First phase is compatibility. Massification will take time, but we need to first work with the ecosystem to ensure the current devices<\/a> are compatible.” he added.
Vivo on Tuesday said it will release software updates this month to make most of its 5G-enable handsets work with both standalone and non-standalone 5G networks, the company exeutive said on the sidelines of Vivo Tech Day.
'More than six of Vivo smartphones are supporting the 5G SA (standalone) network while most of its 5G smartphones are compatible with NSA (non-standalone network).
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体内说印度扩张计划步入正轨;年底前开始出口
“我们仍致力于印度市场,正在努力增加生产能力的制造单位。在今年,我们有出口计划。时间是相同的,“Paigham丹麦,体内印度商业策略主管告诉等。
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“我们仍致力于印度市场和正在努力增加生产能力的制造单位。在今年,我们有出口计划。的时间都是一样的。“Paigham丹麦,业务策略主管体内印度告诉等。
体内,全球有7个生产设施,目前的过程中增加其年生产能力从5000万年到2022年6000万辆。它已经在印度投资1900卢比到2021年,计划投资1600卢比增加一倍,到2023年,从6000万年年度当地生产能力和发展印度作为出口的全球中心。
投资总共是7500卢比的一部分,品牌投资这个南亚国家的计划。
公司增加其关注印度市场的某些领域,帮助在当地和全球研发的手机。它已经建立了本地工业设计中心,并计划进一步扩展它。
“我们已经开始着手研发在印度的一些元素。像工业设计中心,本土化色彩,智能手机的外观。这是一个一步。中心目前在建立阶段。团队在古尔加翁Vivo的总部工作。“丹麦补充道。
问该公司计划利用本地人才来帮助其全球5克标准化和专利申请过程中,丹麦说:“我们计划在印度探索标准化。我们目前没有一个基本的通信研究中心在印度。我们出现在九个地理位置,我们总是寻找全球人才使自己。”
这位高管表示体内与印度电信公司合作测试了5 g手机,并确保所有的5 g手机推出了自2020年以来的支持网络依赖Jio和附近的旅馆。
“第一阶段是兼容性。大众化需要时间,但我们首先需要与生态系统,以确保当前的工作设备是兼容的。”他补充道。
体内周二表示,它将在本月发布软件更新使大部分5 g-enable手机工作独立和non-standalone 5 g网络,该公司执行表示体内间隙技术。
体内的超过6 5 g智能手机支持SA(独立)网络虽然大多数5 g智能手机兼容的国家安全局(non-standalone网络)。
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