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Mobile telephony has grown significantly in rural India, where 70% of the population lives. The rural market now represents the largest opportunity for growth, as urban growth rates have declined. Key factors fueling rural growth include the availability of inexpensive handsets, lower tariffs, and mobile operators sharing infrastructure to more easily expand to rural areas. However, challenges remain in profitably serving rural customers due to poor infrastructure, low average revenues per user, and the costs associated with distributing to new, first-time users in remote areas.
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- 1. Mobile Telephony In Rural India Sunil Vakayil ,Dr.K. S. Thakur, Dr.Peyush Kant Sharma
- 2. •A Brief Introduction •Usage Trends In Rural India •The Next Big Arena – Rural India •Present Trends •Challenges Faced In Rural Markets •Conclusion Flow Of The Presentation
- 3. •A Brief Introduction 70 % of India, lives in Rural Area Roads & other infrastructure are weak in Rural India Tele density in India has grown from 7 %to 72% (2004 to 2011) Mobiles now play a pivotal role in development of rural areas Mobile Telephony has grown even in a recessionary economy
- 4. •Rural India Then •Rural India Now
- 5. •Composition Of Telephone Subscribers Fastest Growing Segment & Largest Opportunity : Rural Wireless
- 6. •Year Wise Tele Density Trends
- 7. •Present Trends India is the fastest growing mobile phone markets in the world Growth is being triggered from rural markets Availability of inexpensive handsets Growth Reason: lack of infrastructure & landlines in rural area Operators have reduced the pricing of calls
- 8. •The Next Big Arena – Rural India Growth rates in urban areas have seen a declining trend Availability of less expensive handsets fuel growth Availability of handsets which could deliver local content Low entry cost to get a mobile connection Lower tariffs and low monthly fees Mobile operators share infra; hence it is easier to go to rural mkts
- 9. •Usage Trends In Rural India Prime Usage : Voice & On PrePaid Rural Customers do not mind changing mobile numbers Increasing usage of Value added services ::Signs of maturing mkt Customers use SMS in local language / combinationn of languages Average spend by customers per month is approx Rs 75/- Only 7 % Rural Customers use internet on the handsets
- 10. Poor power supply in rural areas •Challenges Faced In Rural Markets New Rural subscribers would be first time mobile users Viable Network Roll out in rural areas Profitable Channel of Distribution Low ARPU subscribers may build reverse pressure on operators Operating margins low as cost of distribution would be higher
- 11. •Conclusion All stake holders see the opportunity for growth in Rural Areas ; But the existing challenges in terms of Infra structure , geography etc , have impaired initial growth in this field Dept of telecommunications is playing a vital role in linking up all stake holders so that desired 50% teledensity in rural areas can be achieved by 2012 Dec .
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