The use of mobile and telephone services with data communications began around 2010. Today, it is an essential technology for everyone from metro city users to villagers and low-income workers, regardless of product or service pricing.
Cost vs. volume dynamics have significantly transformed the telecommunication sector. Policy changes by wired network operators reflect the intense competition from mobile operators and other internet service providers (Data Cards / Wi-Fi Zones).
Competition within the telecom sector exemplifies technological revolution and market reach. For example, call prices per minute in 2010 versus today, and subscriber volumes in 2010 versus today, highlight the sector’s evolution. Notable developments include no roaming in certain circles, data plans via plug-in devices, mobile portability, and night free calls by landline companies.
Sustained technological innovation within specific timelines is a critical challenge. The displacement of SMS by applications like WhatsApp, new smartphone features, promotional packages, compulsive paid schemes, and changing government policies, often influenced by SCAM threats or shifts in state and central governments, creates strategic uncertainty, as new technologies or offerings can disrupt existing business models.
Media represents an upgraded form of communication, where news channels, press reports, and journals disseminate crucial information, significantly impacting business. For instance, healthcare and food processing companies are regulated by both the government and media, ensuring quality, standards, deliverables, and maintenance of brand equity and market image.
COMPAXED team possesses extensive sector expertise, helping clients achieve long-term and medium-term goals while ensuring business sustainability.
