Wednesday, January 25, 2012

NSN will be Managed Services partner of Bharti Airtel in India's eight circles



Bharti Airtel, the largest mobile network operator in India by subscribers, announced it has extended its managed services deal with Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN). Through the five-year deal, NSN will act as a managed services partner for Bharti in eight of India's major telecom circles.
NSN will be using a global service delivery model and will offer network optimization, operations and maintenance services. Services will be delivered remotely through NSN's Global Network Solutions Center (GNSC) in Noida, India. The solutions specifically support NSN's installed base of mobile broadband equipment for Bharti Airtel, which has helped the operator realize a reduced carbon footprint and optimal cost of ownership. NSN's products and services have also given Bharti Airtel improved network and service performance.
“The data story in the country has just begun and we will witness increasing complexity due to multiplicity of network layers specifically when serving data,” said Sanjay Kapoor, CEO of Bharti Airtel’s India and South Asia unit. “It is imperative for any service provider to have a complete end-to-end view to manage voice and data services. This initiative is in line with our strategy to create ubiquitous networks for offering enriched customer experience. Nokia Siemens Networks has been our long standing managed services partner and we are happy to continue our association further.”
“Bharti Airtel was looking for a single managed services partner with multi-vendor capabilities, and Nokia Siemens Networks meets all the requirements perfectly,” added Ashish Chowdhary, head of customer operations Asia and Middle East at Nokia Siemens Networks. “This deal will allow Bharti to simplify processes and improve end-to-end network and service performance. More importantly, stringent key performance indicators ensure we’re helping Bharti Airtel deliver an enhanced subscriber experience.”

 (C) MSP NEWS

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