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Stock Investing Course New research by Datacomm shows that India's wireless subscriber growth will more than double over the next 24 months fueled by increasing tele-density in rural markets.

Internationally, India continues to show steady year on year growth, with a 7% increase in the number of flights into and out of India (an additional 835 flights and more than 200, 000 seats a month). The number of flights has virtually doubled from 6, 800 in May 2001 to 13, 200 in May 2007.

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Stock Investing Game Jan 19, 2005 (AXcess News) St. Louis - New research by Datacomm shows that India's wireless subscriber growth will more than double over the next 24 months fueled by increasing tele-density in rural markets.Chetan Sharma, President of Chetan Sharma Consulting and the report's author said "Increasing rural tele-density is a major piece to the puzzle, and building services around low average revenue per user (ARPU) is the solution."

The number of broadband subscribers around the world will more than double by the end of 2010, according to a market research firm.

Journal Prime Rate Street Wall Datacomm's report shows that wireless market growth in India hinges on increasing tele-density above its current 1.7% level in the rural areas that represent 70% of the population.

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Stock Market News According to Sharma, there is a realistic opportunity to add 100 million wireless subscribers over the next 2-3 years.There are also significant opportunities for digital applications such as Push-To-Talk. The key to success is tying digital applications into local interests such as the Indian film industry, cricket craze, and local festivals.Sharma says that India's wireless market is a test bed for alternative infrastructure, handsets, billing systems, business models and marketing strategies that will likely prove applicable to other developing countries.AdvertisementSharma called India's telecom market a minefield, saying vendors must not only understand the market, regulations, and competition: they must learn the nuances of India's business practices and wireless value chain.

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