Stakeholder workshop on Regulating Quality of ICT services

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Title. Magh. 2069. Total Internet Customers. 27,96,144. CDMA Internet Subscribers. 1,36,573. GSM Internet Subscribers. 25,46,523. WiMAX Subscribers . 197.
Stakeholder workshop on Regulating Quality of ICT services Response and Possible approach to QoS NEPAL TELECOM

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NT at a glance Title

Magh 2069

Telephone Distribution

85,03,891

Fixed Telephone Subscribers

6,34,943

GSM Subscribers

69,17,529

Postpaid

2,35,843

Prepaid

66,81,686

CDMA Subscribers

9,51,419

Postpaid Fixed

19,647

Postpaid Mobile

25,354

Prepaid Fixed

98,405

Prepaid Mobile

8,08,013

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NT at a glance Title

Magh 2069 Total Internet Customers

27,96,144

CDMA Internet Subscribers

1,36,573

GSM Internet Subscribers

25,46,523

WiMAX Subscribers

197

Dial-up Internet Subscribers

5,929

ADSL Subscriber

1,01,808

Email Subscriber

5,114

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Approaches to Maintain QoS in the network • • • • • • • • • • •

Bandwidth upgrade for 3G subscribers Signaling links addition towards MSCs link Upgrades towards BSCs. Increase in International data link connectivity Establishment of Local content server like Google cache, Akamai and share with NPIX Implementation of MSAN(decreasing the copper length) for fix network to improve the bandwidth capacity Implementation of ring networks for less service disruptions Bandwidth up gradation in backbone network Increase in International connectivity Distributed BRAS in regions Implementation of unified NOC

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Approaches to Serve with data services CDMA EVDO services ADSL services Wimax services Plans to have around 40% of 3G subscriber Plans for FTTH Up gradation of TDM backbone network to Packet based Network • Increase International connectivity • Establishment of Contact centers • • • • • •

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Limitations and Challenges Long procedure for Decision Making process Round trips to CIAA before the project rollouts Quality of local/regional subcontractor workmanship Power cut (sometimes the schedule is not working, Political, Legal and Economic Situation Strikes, Fuel scarcity, frequent changes in the government hence the planning priorities • Frequent fiber/Cable cuts by road expansion and cable thefts(???) • Subscriber behavior • Customer forecast • • • • • •

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Thank You

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