Archive for July, 2010

Jul 15 2010

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Jul 15 2010

VAS will have a turnover of Rs 100,000 crores annually by 2020

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The recently concluded VAS Asia 2010 in New Delhi  had exciting experts speaking about the future of VAS.

The telecommunications industry is laying huge potential upon the growing value-added services (VAS).

Industry experts have estimated that the Value Added Services will be a huge industry soon. They believe that  VAS will have a turnover of Rs 100,000 crores annually by 2020.

According to OnMobile Chairman and CEO Mr. Arvind Rao VAS would be a “transformational force” and even by 2015 when its turnover would rise from Rs. 15,000 crores now to Rs 50,000 crores it would be a larger industry than advertising or media.

Over 2.5 lakh villages would be connected to wireless broadband and 3G by 2012 enabling them to access the whole range of value added services, said Department of Telecom Secretary Sh. P. J. Thomas inaugurating the conference. The entire lot of panchayats would be connected through optical fibre and computers providing them broadband services, he revealed.

From ringback tone the next big money spinner for the telcos would be Mobile VAS, Mr. Rao said.� Though VAS was providing only 10% of the revenues for telcos, within this decade the situation would be reversed with value added services ringing 80% of the revenues and voice revenue shrinking to 20%. The trend abroad was for services like mobile music, mobile video, mobile TV, smart phones, converged devices at home enabling users to switch between fixed and mobile phones, use of mobile for social networking� and a host of other services on the mobile phone. The OnMobile Chairman envisaged a world where the mobile service providers would act as a “bank’ among several other services they would provide covering health, education, entertainment, life style, personal services etc.

Source : Media Mughals

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Jul 15 2010

New VASJobs.com Launched

Dear Friends,

Check out the all New VASJobs.com – the Jobs & Career platform for the Mobile VAS, Mobility & Telecom industry with an amazing design and excellent features. Now you can post your CV and get founded by global employers.

If you are a Recruiter you can now post your Jobs for FREE , and option to opt for premium posting and Branding/Advertising opportunities are also available.

In the coming days you will see more exciting things happening. We are shortly launching a Developers Zone and a Start up Zone to help the developers community and the Start up community to excel in their respective areas. Host of other things in the available road map.

The telecommunications industry is laying huge potential upon the growing value-added services (VAS).

During the recently concluded VAS Asia 2010 conference, held in New Delhi, industry experts have estimated that the prospect of Value Added Services becoming a huge industry. They believe that  VAS will have a turnover of Rs 100,000 crores annually by 2020.

According to OnMobile Chairman and CEO Mr. Arvind Rao VAS would be a “transformational force” and even by 2015 when its turnover would rise from Rs. 15,000 crores now to Rs 50,000 crores it would be a larger industry than advertising or media.

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