The 3G-spectrum story has held the nation in awe, now it's the telecom infrastructure companies that are gearing up to match the new wave of expected demand. As is commonly understood, 3G ushers in the next level of telecom revolution in India where critical applications will go mobile such as banking, health, education, governance and so on.
As we become more and more dependent on seamless and critical mobile services, network uptime will become even more critical for all players in the industry. Telecom infrastructure companies have been gearing up for this point in time. "At Amara Raja Batteries we are confident that our well proven solutions and products for reliable backup energy will meet the industry needs," says S Vijayanand, Head Amara Raja SBU.
Pioneers in AGM VRLA Batteries in Indian telecom, and powering over 150000 or more than 33% of telecom sites; companies such as these have been working on keeping their 'uncompromised quality' promise by working out internally on cost optimization.
In the telecom space India has spun its own business model and infrastructure companies see gains in the long run, as "we see a trend in the industry wherein after massive expansions all players are will be keenly focussing on the quality of each component with an objective of OPEX reduction and maturing as an industry valuing the service life of components for improved ROI & Reliability.
Concepts like ROI on Passive Infra, OPEX based selection of components and TCO concepts are catching up fast" said GM Venkata Krishna, Amara Raja. After the breakneck speed of telecom tower rollouts in 2007-08 and 2008-09 followed by infrastructure consolidation and hiving off passive infra assets in 2009-10, there are clear signs of aggressive efforts from operators and infrastructure providers in optimizing energy usage and conservation
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