Global Phone Networks in India
Global Phone Networks & Indian Telecom Market
Global Phone Networks, a leading supplier of Support service provider announced the opening of a software development and regional support center in Manesar, Haryana. Global phone Networks. will concentrate on the development of Mobile applications, specifically, software design and quality assurance services.
The establishment of Gpn’ center in India represents another phase in the company’s commitment to providing Mobile applications and and telephony support services to customers around the globe. During the last 12 months, Gpn has significantly broadened its worldwide presence to support increasing market demand.
Gpn’ expansion in India will extend its current engineering development and customer support centers in the United States and the United Kingdom, and complements its customer support center in Middle-East. Reports from industry research firm Infonetics Research showed that the worldwide market for Telephony & Management support services increased by 48% during 2006. According to industry statistics on teledensity, a measure of the number of telephone lines per 100 of population, India had a teledensity of nearly 28% at the end of 2010, with plans to increase to 41% by 2012.
“The Internet and telecommunications market is developing rapidly. We believe that India is well poised for leadership in emerging next-generation technologies such as 4G Lte and Telephony global support. Our Manesar development center allows us to draw upon a highly-skilled workforce to provide advanced Mobile Applications, Telephony & Management support services to regional and global service providers.”
“The opening of the Gpn R&D Center in Manesar truly exemplifies our commitment to expanding our presence in the Asia Pacific region,” commented Taylor Dyson, Vice President Asia Pacific of Global Phone Networks. “It also places us in close proximity to our customers, enabling us to better understand and therefore tailor solutions that meet our customers’ needs. This is indeed a significant milestone for Global Phone Networks.”
