PRESENTATION TO HON'BLE SHRI RAHUL GANDHI
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PRESENTATION TO
HON’BLE SHRI RAHUL GANDHI,
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
by
NK Goyal
President, Communications & Manufacturing Association of India
(CMAI)
Chairman Emeritus, Telecom Equipment Manufacturers Association of
India (TEMA)
Director, National Fertilizers Ltd. NFL ( Govt. of India Undertaking)
13th February, 2008
nkgoyals@yahoo.co.in +91 98 111 29879BRIEF AGENDA
TEMA & Success of telecom sector
Rural Divide… indigenous solution
Employment through manufacturing in SME sector
and local IPRs
Employment to millions of youth in telecom services
sector by in building solutions, which will also ease
demand on spectrum
Public Safety issues decorative & environmental
friendly towers, e waste etc.TEMA
Recognized telecom manufacturers body since 1990 with more
than 150 members
MOU with Japan, Korea, Malaysia, China, Indonesia, Thailand,
USA, UK, Taiwan, IEEE, Open Group, Europe, Singapore etc.
Association having more than 25 expert committees and
democratic elections every year
TEMA Export Promotion Forum established by Ministry of
Commerce & Industry and DOT.
Landmark contributions... Manufacturing & R&D capabilities,
Cell phones manufacturing 2.50 lacs per day & several other
manufacturing units, BSNL/MTNL procurement manual, C Form
for operators, ED rebate in service tax,
Some good indigenous manufacturers…CDOT, MAC, Tejas,
Coral, Midas, ITI etc.SUCCESS OF
TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR
World’s fastest Growing Telecom Market - 8 Million plus
subscriber addition per month
Third largest in the world after China and US- soon to
overtake US
272.88 Mn. Subscribers, Mobile 233.63 Mn., tele-
density 23.89%
Internet Subscribers 9.27 Mn. Internet Mobile 31.30 Mn.
Broadband 3.31 Mn.
Fastest sale of a million mobile phones – 1 Week
World’s cheapest mobile handset made in India –
US$17.2. Reliance plans web enabled phone at $12.
World’s Most affordable color phone made in India –
US$27.42Indian Telecom……
Lowest tariff but highest profitability.
Lowest Call Rates in the World at 2-3 US Cents,
Declining ARPU, even then Rs 275 per month for GSM
India ranks highest in Mobile monthly Minutes of Usages
per subscriber in Asia Pacific Region and second to USA
in the world….500 minutes per month
Innovative approach of doing business at lowest
operation costs.
Innovative value added concepts…missed calls, rural
applications, lowest prepaid charge of 2.5 cents.Rural Divide.. Network
Considerations
Rural India Nearly 700M people in more than 600K villages
approximately 1K people per village with per capita income of
Rs.20 per day
Rural sites are power deficient and hence only minimum
required equipments should be deployed.
Major functions should be shifted to a centralised location.
Shared Network infrastructure (passive & active) to reduce per
line per operator cost and leverages NGN technology trends
based on packet transport.
To support multiple Access Technologies like GSM, CDMA, WIFI,
WIMAX, other last mile technologies
To support multiple operators...BSNL, Airtel, Reliance, Tata,
Vodafone etc.RURAL DIVIDE …..Indigenous
solution
An IP Shared Rural Access Network (SRAN)…. for
Rural Telecom Access Network supporting multiple
access technologies, multiple services and also
multiple operators thereby reducing the Total Cost of
Ownership
Paves the way for a new business model “third party
active infrastructure provider” enabling the next
phase of Telecom penetration in India and
maximizing the sharing among users and across
networks.
Ready to install trial system at AmethiSRAN Network Architecture
A centralised NGN CMS (Core & Management System)
with functionalities of soft switch, media server &
gateway, network management & billing connected to
broadband network on one side and to other operators
on IP or TDM interface.
Conversion of all services into packet protocol (such as
GSM/CDMA BTS, BSC & also PSTN to packet protocol)
Use of packet technology for shared backhaul signalling
and control
A number of remote village terminals (SRAN-RT-V) with
Ethernet interface
Use of Wi-Fi/WiMAX backhaul technology from
towns/taluks to the nearest villages and use of VSAT
backhaul technology from core to the villages.OPTION-1 : Use of VPNs up to Taluks
PSTN
MANAGED
INTERNET NATIONAL DATA
NETWORK DISTRICT HQs /
Pt to Pt TALUKS
E1s Wi-Fi Link
VPN VPN Pt to Pt
(OR)
Pt to
VPN Multi Pt
Wi-Fi
Link
VPN
STC
NGN CMS VILLAGE
E1s BROADBAND Mesh
WIRELESS
NETWORK
BSC HLR STC: SRAN
Town Center
MSC VILLAGE
VILLAGE
SRAN-RT-V:
SRAN-Remote Terminal- SRAN-RT-V
MOBILE CORE NETWORK VillagePt to Pt
(OR)
Pt to GSM
Multi Pt
Wi-Fi
BTS
Link MACIL’s
MACIL TDM-IP
RAS
Eth
Swt
CDMA
BTS
MANAGED NATIONAL DATA
PCO
NETWORK
service
Internet
service
DISTRICT HQ VILLAGE COMMUNITY CENTER
/ TALUK
VILLAGE TELE-MEDICINE &
REMOTE COUNSELLING
FACILITIES
VILLAGE HEALTH CENTERTelecom/Electronic Production is a major Share of
National GDP of many Countries
25
20
15
10
5
0
Israel Taiwan Korea Thailand Germany USA Thailand India
Opportunity to Grow share of Telecom Equipment Production
in India’s GDP from current under 1% to10%
(Contributing US$ 80-100 Billion to the GDP)Almost Half of Global Electronics & Telecom
manufacturing occurs in Asia- Why Not India
12% 1%
7%
21%
5%
10% 21%
23%
USA Europe China Japan Korea
SE Asia Rest India
Opportunity to Grow India’s share of Global Telecom
Equipment Production from current under 2% to10%
(Contributing >US$ 100 Billion to the Countries GDP)India emerging as a manufacturing destination
Surge in manufacturing confidence led by mobile players
Nokia, Motorola, LG, Samsung, Ericsson…
EMS companies: Elcoteq, Flextronics, Solectron, Jabil
Circuits, Sanmina, Celestica and Foxconn/Honhai …
With new Fab policy several Semiconductor firms are keen to
manufacture in India
Taiwanese Companies coming in Foxconn/ Honhai; Compal, Delta
Electronics, Liteon
IPRs( mostly owned by foreign manufacturers) on royalty up to Rs
6,150 crores for Rs.16,500 Crores of infrastructure and 45,000
Crores of terminalsSome Suggestions
Prescribing specifications and testing requirements for telecom
equipments to suit for local conditions, which are WTO
compatible. This would encourage on one side good equipment
and on other side encourage local production. E.g. even small
things like charger specs, battery specs, anti radiation specs,
EMI/EMR requirements (on the pattern of CE of Europe)
A Telecom Technology Development Cess of 1% ( in the past
there was a Cess of 2%, which was removed few years ago).
This to be used for funding the Indian companies who design
systems in India.
Duties paid by operators on procurement of Indian designed
products (IPR & Design of which are owned by Indian
companies & not subsidiaries of foreign companies ) to be
reimbursed from this fund.Employment Avenues….In
building solutions
Inspite of 70% in building use and only 30% out side use operators
using one single solution for all. The system blasts the buildings
from out side to provides maximum power to the handset to
enhance building penetration ("blasting"). This creates more
radiation and needing more towers.
The handset also compensate by utilizing maximum power. This
high power transmission creates interference with other cells
operating in the same spectrum.
Prudent to segregate separate outdoor and Indoor spectrum, say
5.4 MHz for out door and 0.8 MHz for indoor.
That also means employment to hundreds of SMEs and better
spectrum management.CONCERNS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY
Changing Skylines….Telecom towers hardly visible in
advanced countries….need for environmental friendly &
decorative towers in India.
E Waste & Radiations - Ultrasound, Invertors, X-ray,
Communication devices, Towers…. Need advice on
prevention or protection.
Towers…Guidelines needed for safe use and regular
verifications audit.
Intrusion in privacy, data theft, increasing spam, virus,
Email & SMS with wrong identity.GIO Factor
GIO means Live Long
providing
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