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Alternate
Energy Solutions
for Telecom Infrastructure |
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On December 23, 2005, Government of
India, enacted the Disaster Management
Act, by an Act of Parliament and thus
formally recognized the importance
of Disaster Management and its importance
as a national issue. The DM Act leads
to setting up of the National Disaster
Management Authority, under the Chairmanship
of Hon’ble Prime Minister of
India and State DM Authorities under
the respective Hon’ble Chief
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Telecommunication sector is the
fastest growing sector in the country,
adding on an average of 9 million
new customers every month. Over
400 million Indians already have
a mobile connection by now using
both GSM and CDMA technologies.
It is expected that India will cross
500 million mobile telephone connections
by end 2009 and will reach 700 million+
by 2012. |
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| Telepresence
Services |
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Call
Center / Help Desk
Deployment Services |
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Small Business to Large Mission Critical
Network, have to ensure that in the
event of a disaster situation, there
is a solid plan in place to get your
business up and running again. Vcon
can work with you to find the best
solution for your particular needs,
from creating data backup plans to
ensure minimum data loss to ensure
provisioning for redundancy in the
networks, to ensure minimum downtimes
and maximum uptime for your business
operations. |
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| Vcon will implement
your helpdesk/call center as your
company's contact and help center
for your end user community. The main
thrust in making your contact center
customer friendly is to reduce call
resolution times, starting with increasing
the ability of your customer to get
through the contact center within
specific number of rings to benchmarking
appropriate manual or automated response
times. |
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