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TECH INSIGHT
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Harnessing the Information Overload
Today information is being generated at a fast pace, making it difficult to manage data explosion. Seema Ambashtha, director (database sales consulting) of Oracle India discusses about this information overload and what IT managers should do to dra
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MARKET SCAN
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India Flying High in Workforce Development
Despite low science and engineering student graduation rates, and widely varying education quality, India is rapidly becoming a global R&D hub. According to an Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation study, India's private sector has overcome its education system's deficiencies by adapting and perfecting the best practices of Western companies
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Aircel Enhances Its Mobile Experience
By CXOtoday Staff
Mumbai, May 10, 2006
In a move to enhance its network and services, Tamil Nadu based mobile operator Aircel Cellular has implemented Short Codes and Smart Call Assistant services from Roamware, a leader in roaming solutions.
The service, touted as being the first of its kind in India, will offer better connectivity and mobile experience to roaming customers using the Aircel network.
Short Codes lets inbound roaming subscribers access their local services such as voicemail, directory service and customer care besides convenience services such as taxi, hotels etc while Smart Call Assistant lets them use their phonebook as they would at home - automatically adding missing international access codes.
K V P Baskar, CEO of Aircel Cellular said, "We have chosen a suite of solutions from Roamware that will support our continued growth, by offering the best and most flexible seamless service enhancements. The technology will provide enhanced convenience for visiting roaming customers using the Aircel networks in the region."
"The adoption of these services demonstrates Aircel's customer focus and commitment towards visiting roaming customers and the significance of the revenue opportunity for carriers in the region from the roaming business," said Bobby Srinivasan, CEO, Roamware.
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Will this implementation give Aircel an edge over competition?
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