Leading analysts welcomed the new telecom policy, saying it is forward looking as it will not only help consumers but will also aid the troubled opeÂrators in the long-term.
KPMG India termed the policy forward looking for aspects such as increasing broadband usage, increasing rural tele-density, and promoting domestic manufacturing. But for the policy to be effective and growth-conducive, it will need to detail out the aspects such as spectrum management, exit policy, excess 2G spectrum, official from KPMG India said.
According to PwC India, the plan to provide facilities like full mobile number portability and free roaming are going to give a tremendous boost to the comfort of the public at large and will automatically create a very healthy competition at a competitive price from all the stakeholders in the sector. The policy promoÂtes state-of-the-art technologies like cloud computing, next generation network IPV6 and also the convergence of network services and devices, a PwC official said.
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