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LTE to improve Business Communication in India

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Business communication in India is expected to take quantum leap with the adoption of LTE. 

Rajan S. Mathews, Director General, Cellular Operators’ Association of India (COAI), indicated that this is possible if the Government of India makes the required spectrum available with immediate effect instead of releasing it in small portions. Government’s policy should encourage optimization of spectrum availability among operators, which is the aim of the National Telecom Policy.
 

He listed the benefits as higher speeds, low latency, more capacity, a whole range of new services, product differentiation, faster downloads  and simpler networks. The key advantages included lower capital and operational investments, lifting up ecosystem with those being set up in advanced countries and with development expectations.

 

It is expected that not only business applications but rural and machine-to-machine applications would push business growth in wireless broadband. Diverse applications and better user experience will include smart offices, e-learning, e-health and social networking. Also, LTE would include options like retail vending machines, smart energy grid and metering besides other industrial processes. Intensive use of LTE would take medical and health services to a new level of experience.