IIMA IDEA Telecom Centre of Excellence (IITCOE)

10/10/2019

Can BSNL be revived? Not with the current plan, says professor Rekha Jain, co-author of the report on revival. Subscribe to Swarajya on YouTube. Swaraj...

06/05/2019

Unleashing the Potential of the National Digital Communications Policy 2018 - https://www.iitcoe.in/unleashing-potential.php
May 17, 2019, India Habitat Centre

30/04/2019

Workshop on - Unleashing the Potential of the National Digital Communications Policy 2018
May 17, 2019
Jacaranda, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi

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01/11/2018

Request for Research Proposals:
Rethinking Policy and Regulation for the Data-Driven Economy

The IIMA IDEA Telecom Centre of Excellence (IITCOE) seeks to provide substantial support to facilitate new research focused on the regulation and management of public and private socio-technical infrastructures in the data-driven digital landscape. This will be operationalized through two-year awards with funding support of upto INR 25-30 lakhs per lead institution for a set of projects on a competitive basis. We encourage proposals that explore opportunities for cross-disciplinary research and collaboration.
IITCOE's research priorities are organized around four pillars:
1. Digital Transformation and Public Goods
2. E-Governance: Models and Frameworks
3. Platforms: Business and Governance
4. Regulating the Digital Economy

This is an initial call for submission from lead institutions outlining the broad scope of the proposed projects and an estimated budget, including the details of the investigating team and time commitment. Interested researchers should send in initial proposals for review at [email protected].

Submission Deadline: November 30, 2018 at 11:59 pm IST.

More details are available at - http://iitcoe.in/request-for-research-proposals.php.
In case of any queries, please feel free to reach us at [email protected].

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18/09/2018

Make 5G Lord of the Rings - by Prof Rekha Jain

By Rekha Jain In August 2018, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) released recommendations for the auction of, and the reserve prices for, the 700, 800, 900, 1800, 2100, 2300, 2500, 3300-3400 and 3400-3600 MHz...

01/03/2017

Seminar on ‘The Transformative Impacts of the Mobile Phone and Electronic Transactions in India: Lessons, Policy Issues and Challenges’ by Dr Prabir Neogi, Carleton University, Canada, held on January 30, 2016 at IIM Ahmedabad

http://iitcoe.in/Excellence_Expert/event_files/29269IIMA_2017%20seminar-Impacts%20of%20Mob%20Comm%20&%20Elec%20Trans-v2_r-20170126.pdf

27/10/2015

The challenge of manufacturing in India has been put on the front burner by the government. The political and fiscal commitment to the same is beyond doubt. Manufacturing in India except in a few sectors has languished in India, growing at significantly lower rates than the service sectors, since the reform of 1992-93. Electronics with vast imports and a large home and external market offers the tantalizing potential to give meaning and success to the idea of “Make in India”. With nearly US$80b of imports, with the right policies it should be possible to have local value addition amounting to at least 50% of the above in a matter of a few years, thereby resulting in rates of growth of the manufacturing sector to well above 10% per annum.

Subsidies, proactive government initiatives to attract FDI and investments in general, the willingness to compensate industry for high interest rates in India, to subsidize fab operations in India, the recent correction of the inverted duty structures in the industry in India all point to seriousness on the part of the government. Similarly, the interest in India, shown by some of the leading electronics and semiconductor manufacturers augers well for the industry. However major policy shifts including removing the current macroeconomic biases against value addition in India remain.

An ecosystem that would crowd in investments and nurture competition in electronics is what needs to happen. The present seminar aims to bring together like minded people on a common platform to share opinions and ideas on the way forward for the electronics industry.

The objectives of the seminar are to:

Serve as a meeting ground for policy makers, academics, investors, manufacturers, international players, in the various segments of the semiconductor industry to come together to brain storm the current situation and the likely changes necessary for an explosive growth of the industry.
Present an opportunity for the semiconductor industry to understand the basis and the particular segments where growth is likely to happen as the industry is characterized by large number of players in deep relationships that go beyond markets.
The seminar is being organized by the IIMA Idea Telecom Centre of Excellence (IITCOE-www.iitcoe.in), of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, along with Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY).
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31/03/2015

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21/11/2012

7th India Digital SUmmit

Since 2006, India Digital Summit has grown to become the flagship annual event of IAMAI. Indeed, it is one of the largest annual gathering of the digital industry in India today. Over the years, India Digital Summit has proved to the right platform and a springboard for mobile and online marketers, ...

11/10/2012

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10/10/2012

The 2nd Annual TCOE Awards of Excellence will be held on 13th December 2012 along with the India Telecom Expo.

http://www.indiatelecom.org/TCoEAwards.php

In 2007, the Department of Telecommunications - Ministry of Communications & Information Technology, Government of India DOT, in active collaboration with COAI, AUSPI, telecom operators and premier academic institutions of the country such as the IITs, the IIM and the IISc, established seven Telecom...

10/10/2012

Telecom subscriber base in India declines again from 944.81 million subscribers at the end of July 2012 to 939.57 million subscribers at the end of August 2012..

http://tech2.in.com/news/services/telecom-subscriber-base-declines-again-finds-trai/498142

The telecom subscriber base in India has declined to 939.57 million subscribers at the end of August 2012 from 944.81 million subscribers at the end of July 2012, in the continuation of a disappointin