Indian Mobile Operators Are Priming their Networks for Mobile Broadband Uptake, Says ABI Research - MarketWatch:
"There are a number of challenges to kick-starting the Indian mobile broadband market. The large landmass and population are two substantial reasons, but India’s low average monthly revenue per user (US$3-5) also constrains cash flow to fund infrastructure investments.
Indian operators are executing a number of initiatives:
-- Offloading their capital and operating expenditure-intensive base station towers to tower management companies.
-- Forging relationships with not just Nokia, Samsung, and LG, but also lower cost handset manufacturers such as Huawei, ZTE, Micromax, and G’Five.
-- Repackaging their data plans into more affordable, lower-tier options.
-- Introducing not just low-cost tablets, but also 3G data plans.
-- Encouraging “local” apps developers to create “local” software apps and content."
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