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With
exhibits from over 30 countries, the event
will offer an array of technologies and
innovations on a global scale. Exhibitions
India VP Bunny Sidhu says, The event
has already registered participation from
various country pavilions such as China,
Taiwan and USA."
Sidhu
notes that the industry is positive about
the market potential and maintains that
enabling the WiMax technology with voice
will further make the mobile tariffs more
competitive in India. However, experts caution
that the opportunity lies in seeing WiMax
as complementing and not competing with
3G in India.
The
upcoming event has given special focus to
the broadcast segment. Exhibitions India
GM Vipul Mehra says, Indias
broadcasting industry has taken off with
competition accelerating between IPTV, DTH
and digital cable providers. This will lay
the ground for the emergence of India as
Asias leading cable market by 2010.
The
concurrent conference is a global platform
set to discuss strategic issues of broadband
connectivity, 3G, WiMax, Value Added Services
(VAS), Next Generation Network (NGN),new
business revenue models, corporate social
responsibility, and regulatory aspects,etc
conducive to the digital landscape.
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