VoLTE leads the next 4G evolution<\/strong><\/p> According to Kleiner Perkins\u2019 Internet Trends Report 2017<\/a>, India\u2019s monthly wireless data consumption soared to 1.3 billion GB a month in March 2017 as against 200 million GB a month in June 2016. There are various drivers that lead to the rise in VoLTE evolution. When we look closer at the recent developments, you have government initiatives driving adoption of a digital way of living- facilitating digital payments through smartphones, which drives greater concern around a smartphone\u2019s ability to protect data and the user simultaneously.<\/p> Clearly, 2016 has been the year of 4G. In this one year, itself, we have seen telecom operators increase their 4G coverage throughout the country and new players have come in. 4G handsets are seeing an unprecedented growth such as Samsung and Micromax focussing on making only 4G VoLTE supporting handsets which helps in building the larger consumer base.<\/p> In fact, today brands are teaming up with telcos to offer free voice and low-cost data to smartphone consumers which is serving as a win-win for both handset players and telecom companies.<\/p> While the hardware and software plot continues to develop, this is the most opportune time to educate, advocate and bring together the first generation of mobile users together, connecting the under-explored Bharat and connecting them to the larger Digital India dream.<\/p> Great technology but there are challenges ahead<\/strong><\/p> VoLTE presents the next step change in mobile voice services and service providers should be able to satisfy the customer as LTE provides larger bandwidth for people to consume heavy online content such as videos, games and stream events. But mobile network operators face several challenges in rolling out VoLTE, both in terms of business and technical. Business challenges include meeting customer expectations which have been set after they have been used to years of reliable voice calls. Strong competition from OTT players means that the new VoLTE service must be better than previous voice services these customers had otherwise they may not consider to adopt it.<\/p> 4G coverage is the key to mass adoption of VoLTE service<\/strong><\/p> In India, due to the diverse need of the huge population and vast area, the service providers or operators have struggled to maintain quality of service, even though they made a lot of efforts. The data coverage also has inconsistency in the rural parts of the country.<\/p> Operators in India should focus their 4G services not only in some of the Metropolitan cities and urban towns but also in rural areas to improve the quality consistency. Currently Jio has done this part and is able to get a huge number of customers onboard.<\/p> Bringing it together<\/strong><\/p> Telecom Industry is coming up with competitive 4G tariffs like Reliance Jio is introducing exciting offers which is leading to a larger adoption of its network. With every service provider dishing out their own lucrative offers, and better internet speed, the country is at the cusp of embracing a digital revolution.<\/p> Mobile phones are being touted as one of the greatest mediums of change - like giving people access to financial services and providing health services. Mobile data services would help to tackle key issues plaguing education, health, finance, agriculture and governance in India. On the consumer side, the increase in smartphone adoption and a growing demand for internet-based services, such as chat, social media, video, and music through the mobile medium, will accelerate growth in mobile internet usage.<\/p> The need of the hour therefore is to make data in the smartphones more accessible to an Indian consumer, power the next phase of data adoption in the country by hand-holding consumers to upgrade to a VoLTE service. A journey that can only be made if a compelling device and data cost is made available to the users at competitive pricing.<\/p>","blog_img":"","featured":0,"status":"Y","seo_title":"VoLTE accelerates the Indian mobile internet evolution","seo_url":"volte-accelerates-the-indian-mobile-internet-evolution","cms_link":"volte-accelerates-the-indian-mobile-internet-evolution\/2489","updated_at":"2017-07-17 14:29:48","time":"2017-07-17 14:29:48","authors":[{"author_name":"Sunil Kamath","author_description":"SVP-Asia, Opera Software","author_designation":"SVP-Asia","author_company":"Opera Software","profile_pic":"retail_files\/author_1487231305_temp.jpg"}],"tags":[],"url_seo":"volte-accelerates-the-indian-mobile-internet-evolution"}">
技术从不固步自封和新技术被采用为主流趋势,未来的网络行业新的形状。下一代无线通信技术,长期演进(LTE)是加速移动互联网进化正在帮助更大的观众通过一个网络连接。语音服务提供的电信行业中扮演着重要的角色是一个主要的通信通道的用户。回代表语音通话,是供应/ 4 g LTE网络的数据基本上允许声音变成了另一个应用程序,骑在LTE网络的数据。 回导致未来4 g进化 根据Kleiner Perkins的互联网趋势报告2017,印度每月无线数据消费飙升至每月13亿GB 2017年3月对2016年6月每月2亿GB。有各种驱动程序导致的回进化。当我们仔细审视近期的事态发展,政府计划推动采用一个数字的生活方式,促进数字通过智能手机支付,驱动更大的担忧在智能手机同时保护数据和用户的能力。 显然,2016年的4 g。在这一年,我们已经看到电信运营商提高4 g网络覆盖全国和新玩家进来。4 g手机看到了前所未有的增长,如三星和Micromax关注使只有4 g回支持手机有助于建设更大的消费群体。 事实上,今天的品牌与电信公司合作提供免费的声音和低成本数据智能手机消费者作为手机玩家和电信公司的双赢。 硬件和软件的情节继续发展,这是最合适的时间去教育,倡导和汇集的第一代移动用户在一起,连接有待进一步研究印度巴拉特和连接到更大的数字的梦想。 伟大的技术然而,未来也存在一些挑战 回了下一步移动语音服务和服务提供者的变化应该能够满足客户为LTE技术为人们提供了更大的带宽消耗沉重的在线内容,如视频、游戏和流事件。但移动网络运营商在推出回面临一些挑战,无论是业务和技术。业务挑战包括满足客户预期已被设置在他们已经使用了多年的可靠的语音通话。奥特玩家的强烈竞争意味着新的回服务必须比先前的语音服务这些客户,否则他们可能不会考虑采用它。 4 g网络覆盖质量的关键是采用回服务 在印度,由于不同的需要巨大的人口和面积广阔,服务提供者或运营商难以维护的服务质量,即使他们做了很多努力。数据覆盖在农村地区也有矛盾。 运营商在印度应该集中他们的4 g服务不仅在一些城市和城市的城镇也在农村地区提高质量一致性。目前Jio做了这一部分,可以得到大量的客户上。 把它一起 电信行业提出竞争4 g关税像依赖Jio是引入激动人心的提供主要采用一个更大的网络。每个服务提供者分发自己的提供丰厚的薪酬,和更好的网络速度,这个国家在拥抱一场数字革命的风口浪尖。 手机被誉为最伟大的媒介之一的变化——比如给人们获得金融服务和提供医疗服务。移动数据服务将有助于解决关键问题困扰教育、卫生、金融、农业在印度和治理。在消费者方面,智能手机采用的增加和网络服务日益增长的需求,如聊天、社交媒体、视频和音乐通过移动媒体,移动互联网的使用将加速增长。 小时的需要因此是让智能手机中的数据更容易获得印度消费者,权力下一阶段的数据采用国家扶持消费者升级到一个回服务。一段旅程,只能如果一个引人注目的设备和数据成本向用户提供有竞争力的价格。
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