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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...

Current key trends in the Colombian Automotive Aftermarket Aftermarket opportunities for auto component manufacturers in Colombia Vehicle segments: Passenger Vehicles, Commercial Vehicles, 2/3 Wheelers and Tractors Component Groups: Engine, Transmission and Steering, Suspension and Braking, Electrical, Consumables, Rubber and Electronics

The study provides estimates of the Indian automotive aftermarket potential in 2016-17 generated by a total vehicle population of 228.7 million vehicles, which include, 2 and 3 wheelers, passenger cars, commercial vehicles and farm tractors. The estimated aftermarket potential comprises that of engine components, suspension and braking components, ...

Wireless VPN services are offered to enterprises where fiber presence may not be easily available. Wireless VPN is considered as the last mile solution to these enterprises to offer connectivity on the basis of varying degrees of reliability of the connection and ease of maintaining the SLAs. This mode of connectivity is low cost and also provides ...

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....

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...

The growing adoption of Cloud in IoT services, shifting of focus to industrial IoT (IIoT), the rising market of M2M communication, and the increasing trend of wearable technology applications are among the major factors driving the IoT market in India. Moreover, various government projects such as smart cities, smart transportation, smart grids, a...

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...