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BPL Telecom launches bplnet.com
By Our Corporate Reporter
CHENNAI, APRIL 20. BPL Telecom business group announced the
launch of bplnet.com, the Internet company. It already launched
Internet services in Bangalore and Pune and plans to launch in 31
centres across the country shortly.
The service will be accessible from 85 countries around the world
from May this year, Mr. Anup Varma, Chief Operating Officer told
presspersons here today.
The company will focus on quality of service (QoS). Digital E1
lines will allow users to enjoy high-speed uninterrupted access
at all times. It has so far invested about Rs. 100 crores and
plans to invest further Rs. 750 crores.
The company's focus is on building a scalable IP network that
will have access to group optic fibre networks and international
gateways. It has planned investments in the Internet
infrastructure, backbone infrastructure and strategic investments
and alliances.
bplnet will offer end-to-end Internet solutions that include dial
up access for individuals and businesses, high speed digital
subscriber line (DSL) and managed enterprise networks, and
application services. It will also be offering Internet access on
mobile phones and on televisions using set top boxes.
Detailing marketing strategy, Mr. Verma said the group's customer
franchisees spread over 2,500 corporates and over 4.50 lakh
wireless subscribers. It has more than 500 retail outlets and 20
system integrators to meet customer needs effectively.
The access packages range from 30 to 500 hours. Single account
allows special rates at night and on Sundays. Domestic roaming
facilities are available for its members from the point of
presence locations and international roaming facilities from 85
countries.
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