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Title: CDG India Workshop 23 February 2005


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  • CDG India Workshop 23 February 2005

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India - The Worlds Largest Democracy
37 Official languages English widely spoken
1050 mn people 28 States 6 UTs
Monetary Unit Rupee 1 US 45 Rupees (INR)
3.3 million sq. kms area
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GDP Consistently growing at 6-8
India The new Land of opportunity
  • Fourth largest Economy in PPP (Purchasing Power
    Parity) terms
  • US 10.414 Trillion
  • China 5.792 Trillion
  • Japan 3.481 Trillion
  • India 2.778 Trillion
  • Third largest economy in Asia
  • Set to emerge as 3rd largest economy in the world
    by 2020
  • Major global hub for IT IT enabled services

Real GDP Growth (Year-to-Year Change)
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India - Telecom Unleashed by Wireless!
Indias wireless market is growing at 2 Million
new subscribers every month
  • 7th largest Telecom network in the world
  • 2nd largest among emerging economies
  • Fourth largest cellular market in the world
  • Fastest growing market cellular market in the
    world
  • Mobile phones growing faster than fixed line
    phones
  • 103 state-of-the art Networks (GSM CDMA) on Air
    with Services in over 2000 cities towns

205
Cellular Subscribers
156
120
Millions
86
Fixed Line Subscribers
48
29
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India is 5 years behind but growing as fast as
China
Cellular Subscribers (Millions)
China India
2001 2002 2003
2004 2005
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Impact of telecom regulatory reforms on Cellular
market
Cellular Subscribers (Millions)
New Telecom Policy 99 -Revenue share replaces
fixed fee
Telecom Tariff Order
US Cents per Minute
3rd /4th Cellular Operator
CDMA Mobility Permitted
CPP Introduced
ADC reduced cellphone duties cut to 5
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CDMA2000 India Workshop
  • Overview of 3GPP2 (Goals, successes, vision,
    structure, working methods, roles and
    responsibilities of OPs and MRPs)
  • Y.K. Kim, Chair, 3GPP2 Steering Committee
  • Overview of Current Regulatory Environment and
    Spectrum Allocation in India
  • P.K. Garg, Wireless Advisor to the Government of
    India, Ministry of Communications and Mr. Pradip
    Baijal, Chairman, Telecom Regulatory Authority of
    India (TRAI)
  • Worldwide Success of CDMA2000 Technology
    (Deployment / Networks / Handset Availability)
  • Sam Samra, Senior Director, Technical Programs,
    CDMA Development Group

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CDMA2000 India Workshop
  • Opportunities for CDMA2000 in the Indian market
    place
  • By Raja Srinivas, CH, GM-Networks, Tata
    Teleservices and Sanjeet Pandit, Director,
    Business Development and Sales, Ericsson
  • Key Success Factors Spectrum and Technology
  • Bharat B. Anand, President, Regulatory, Reliance
    Infocomm
  • Malur Narayan, Director, Wireless Solutions,
    Nortel Networks
  • CDMA2000 Technology Initiatives
  • Betsy Kidwell, Lucent Technologies, Chair TSG-X
  • Eshwar Pittampalli, Lucent Technologies

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CDMA2000 India Workshop
  • Products and Services Available to Meet Indian
    Needs-Handsets, Applications, CDMA2000 1xEV-DO,
    Testing Methodologies
  • Hee Joung Lee, Director, LG ElectronicsLucent
    Technologies
  • Bharat Bhatia, Director Government Relations and
  • Soumitra Das, Engineering Manager, Motorola
  • Parag Kar, Director of Government Affairs,
    Qualcomm
  • Surya Munda, Spirent Communications
  • CDMA2000 Emergency Services
  • Vera Kripalani, Qualcomm
  • The Path forward for CDMA2000 technology in
    India, summary of Issues raised in the Workshop -
    Standards Issues, Spectrum Issues, Business Issues
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