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Enterprises achieve greater levels of business automation by connecting various business environments and make critical business decisions by accessing data through a converged cloud connectivity solutions. Here the network acts the key connecting piece where cloud seamlessly integrates itself into the already existing enterprise IT infrastructure....

There is shortage of nearly 20 million homes in India. Demand in < INR 1.5 Mn is 1.98 mn units by 2020; Demand in INR 1.5-7.0 Mn price category is 1.5 mn units and accounts for 63% of the total housing supply. Expect many developers to launch affordable homes in addition to targeting middle income and affluent population in India. Coupled with th...

SIP Trunking is turning out to be an emerging technology that can pave way for Unified Communications and get rid of expensive and less flexible traditional ISDN connections. This enables huge cost savings by converging voice and data services over a single network. Trends like BYOD, the Government of India’s Digital India dream, spectrum advanceme...

This Industry docket covers the trends in Indian Unified Communications (UC) Applications and UC Services market. It also provides insights into the on premise vs the hosted UC adoption in the enterprises. The research also cover the adoption by various verticals. Also, taking into perspective the end user needs, the docket also anlayzes the needs...

Although India is one of the fastest growing mobile and broadband markets in the world, telcos in India face challenges on a number of fronts: an intensively competitive market with a large number of players, declining fixed-line revenues, increasing mobile customer churn brought about by mobile number portability, declining mobile revenue per user...

India’s expanding economy and population are the biggest drivers of energy demand. Universal access to electricity is one of the primary aims of the Government, which has launched multiple schemes to support Production, Transmission and Distribution of electricity. Electricity demand in India is growing at 13% per annum, whereas its connection grid...

The Government of India (GoI) launched the 100 Smart City Mission in April 2015; the plan is to implement this through area-based approaches. Cities have been selected through a City Challenge Competition. Indore has been selected for Smart city development since the city is emerging as a Modern Commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh from being a reg...

The Government of India (GoI) launched the 100 Smart City Mission in April 2015; the plan is to implement this through area based approaches. Cities have been selected through a City Challenge Competition. Each city will get Central assistance to the tune of INR 500 Cr for 5 years. The remaining money has to be raised by the Smart city corporations...

Urbanization in India is expected to reach 40% with over 600 million population living in urban areas contributing to 70% of GDP by 2030. To meet the burgeoning infrastructure needs, the GoI launched the 100 Smart City Mission during April 2015 which has been planned to be implemented through area based approaches. Each city will get Central assis...