Alcatel-Lucent to expand Tata Teleservices CDMA/GSM network in 22 circles with SDH technology
03 Mar 2009
New Delhi: Alcatel-Lucent announced today that it would expand Tata Teleservices CDMA / GSM network in 22 circles pan India, covering close to 60 million subscribers, over the next seven yars.
Alcatel-Lucent's SDH solution will enable Tata Teleservices to deliver data, voice, video and multimedia services with higher reliability and to meet the increasing traffics demands thanks to its scalability.
Based on its flexible optical multi-service node technology, the Alcatel-Lucent optical multi-service node solution will help the Indian operator respond very quickly to customers' requirements.
''As a strategic technology partner of Tata Teleservices, Alcatel-Lucent has worked hard to meet our exacting standards as we strive to provide state-of-the-art services to our customers," said A G Rao, chief technology officer, Tata Teleservices Limited.
Alcatel-Lucent's SDH deployment will help optimise the service provider's CAPEX and OPEX with a common set of tools to manage the overall optical transmission network in most cost effective manner. This equipment is ideal for a wide range of applications, including data communications, voice, imaging, video and multimedia services. Its particular characteristic of being scalable makes it ideal for the traffic demands for services like multimedia expected on the network as the expansion progresses.
Additionally, it helps improve the quality of the network efficiency and hence enables the operator to increase the number of services offered. It optimally reduces the operating cost using efficient network management technology which males the remote control of the network possible without major on-site activities.
''As Indian operators are beginning to engage in content aggregation and distribution, this new contract confirms our commitment to partner with our customers to help them leverage state-of-the-art networks that support their business goals and strategy,'' said Vivek Mohan, president of Alcatel-Lucent's activities in India. ''The continued cooperation with Tata Teleservices is taking a new step forward to extend the reach of its offering to deliver Indian subscribers new services with the highest reliability.''
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