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As the apex representative body for the SatCom<\/a> ecosystem, SiA-India said it seeks to represent the interests of the industry to high-level government authorities for policy-making and regulatory as well as for licensing matters.
“The launch of SiAIndia is an important development for the communication, satellite industry<\/a> in India. It comes at a time when we are seeing an ever-increasing number of satellites being deployed around the world and an increasing demand for the valuable spectrum and orbital resources,” said Malcolm Johnson<\/a>. Deputy Secretary-General – ITU<\/a>.
“As we look to the future, the collaboration will be vital across industries, regulators, governments, regional and international bodies, especially the ITU. With today’s launch of SiA-India, the communications satellite industry in India will speak with one voice. This will be important to strengthen the role of India as the leading force in the global digital economy and as ITU’s key member states,” Johnson added.
“SiA-India has been formed to carry the unified voice of this industry to the government, regulators, international bodies to carry policy-level interventions to ensure the success of businesses. It is this need that SIA-India is set to fulfill… The SatCom Industry Association<\/a> is a non-profit body created to represent the interests of the communication satellite ecosystem in India,” said Subba Rao Pavuluri, President – SiA-India and Chairman & MD – Ananth Technologies Ltd.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Satellite broadband players may face tough battle to attract subs: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>SatCom offers opportunity to connect the unconnected: ITU's Malcolm Johnson<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“It is heartening to see that new-age companies and private organisations are venturing into the business of satellite communication. With their entry into the highly regulated satellite industry, these organisations will need a strong body to represent their voice to the government and other international bodies. We hope SiAIndia play its role as a unified voice for the satellite communication industry and helps in the implementation of the policies,” added V K Saraswat, Member – NITI Aayog.
“I believe SIA-INDIA would play an important role to steer the SatCom Industry in India with professional support. Ultimately the benefit should reach the common man at an affordable cost, which is the intent of the government too,” said K Rathnakar, Director – PO, ISRO.
“India holds great promise for consuming this service as the services become more and more freely available and prices become competitive. I’m sure the SIA’s involvement, as an industry voice, will be crucial to the development of the sector as the new technologies evolve and make Satcom a household service in the near future,” said Rakesh Sasibhushan, Chairman & MD – ANTRIX Corporation Ltd.
Early this month, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) released a consultation paper and sought views from the stakeholders since the tariff of satellite broadband services continues to remain high in the country.
<\/span>ETTelecom Roundtables: Vodafone Idea, Jio, Airtel, Cisco, Ericsson discuss 5G network in India<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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卫星通信行业非营利代表机构SiA-India形式
卫星通信系统的顶端代表机构,SiA-India表示,寻求代表行业利益的高层政府部门决策和监管以及许可事项。
具有代表性的照片
新德里消息:卫星运营商、卫星系统、运载火箭和地面和终端设备制造商,以及周一应用解决方案提供商,成立了一个非盈利组织行业身体——卫星通信行业协会SiA-India)来表示一个统一的声音卫星通信系统在印度。
的顶点代表机构卫星通信生态系统,SiA-India表示,寻求代表行业利益的高层政府部门决策和监管以及许可事项。
“启动SiAIndia沟通,是一个重要的发展卫星产业在印度。之际,我们看到越来越多的卫星被部署在世界各地,越来越有价值的需求谱和轨道资源,”说马尔科姆•约翰逊。副秘书长,电联。
“我们展望未来,合作将是至关重要的行业,监管机构、政府、地区及国际组织,特别是国际电联。SiA-India与今天的发射,印度通信卫星产业将以一个声音说话。这将是印度重要的加强作用的主导力量在全球数字经济ITU的重要成员国,”约翰逊说。
”SiA-India已经形成的统一的声音这个行业的政府、监管机构、国际组织进行政策层面干预措施,以确保企业的成功。这个需要SIA-India将实现…卫星通信行业协会是一个非盈利机构创建代表通信卫星系统的利益在印度,“Subba Rao Pavuluri说——SiA-India和& MD - Ananth科技有限公司董事长。
“这是振奋人心的新时代公司和私人组织冒险进入卫星通信业务。进入高度管制卫星工业,这些组织需要一个强壮的身体来代表他们的声音向政府和其它国际机构。我们希望SiAIndia发挥作用为卫星通信行业作为一个统一的声音,帮助实现的政策,“V K萨拉斯瓦特,添加成员——镍钛Aayog。
“我相信SIA-INDIA将发挥重要的作用引导卫星通信行业在印度与专业支持。最终应该达到普通人的好处在一个负担得起的成本,这也是政府的意图,“K Rathnakar说,阿宝,ISRO。
“印度拥有更大的潜力消费这个服务的服务成为越来越多的免费和价格竞争力。我相信新航的参与,作为一个行业的声音,将是至关重要的发展领域随着新技术的发展,使卫星通信服务在不久的将来,一个家庭“Rakesh Sasibhushan说,主席和MD - ANTRIX有限公司
本月初,印度电信管理局(火车)公布了一份咨询报告,并寻求涉众的观点以来,关税的卫星宽带服务继续保持高位。
Representative photo<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Satellite operators<\/a>, satellite systems, launch vehicles, and ground and terminal equipment makers, as well as application solutions providers on Monday, formed a non-profit industry<\/a> body--Satcom Industry Association (SiA-India<\/a>)--to represent a unified voice for the satellite communications ecosystem<\/a> in India.
As the apex representative body for the SatCom<\/a> ecosystem, SiA-India said it seeks to represent the interests of the industry to high-level government authorities for policy-making and regulatory as well as for licensing matters.
“The launch of SiAIndia is an important development for the communication, satellite industry<\/a> in India. It comes at a time when we are seeing an ever-increasing number of satellites being deployed around the world and an increasing demand for the valuable spectrum and orbital resources,” said Malcolm Johnson<\/a>. Deputy Secretary-General – ITU<\/a>.
“As we look to the future, the collaboration will be vital across industries, regulators, governments, regional and international bodies, especially the ITU. With today’s launch of SiA-India, the communications satellite industry in India will speak with one voice. This will be important to strengthen the role of India as the leading force in the global digital economy and as ITU’s key member states,” Johnson added.
“SiA-India has been formed to carry the unified voice of this industry to the government, regulators, international bodies to carry policy-level interventions to ensure the success of businesses. It is this need that SIA-India is set to fulfill… The SatCom Industry Association<\/a> is a non-profit body created to represent the interests of the communication satellite ecosystem in India,” said Subba Rao Pavuluri, President – SiA-India and Chairman & MD – Ananth Technologies Ltd.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Satellite broadband players may face tough battle to attract subs: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>SatCom offers opportunity to connect the unconnected: ITU's Malcolm Johnson<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“It is heartening to see that new-age companies and private organisations are venturing into the business of satellite communication. With their entry into the highly regulated satellite industry, these organisations will need a strong body to represent their voice to the government and other international bodies. We hope SiAIndia play its role as a unified voice for the satellite communication industry and helps in the implementation of the policies,” added V K Saraswat, Member – NITI Aayog.
“I believe SIA-INDIA would play an important role to steer the SatCom Industry in India with professional support. Ultimately the benefit should reach the common man at an affordable cost, which is the intent of the government too,” said K Rathnakar, Director – PO, ISRO.
“India holds great promise for consuming this service as the services become more and more freely available and prices become competitive. I’m sure the SIA’s involvement, as an industry voice, will be crucial to the development of the sector as the new technologies evolve and make Satcom a household service in the near future,” said Rakesh Sasibhushan, Chairman & MD – ANTRIX Corporation Ltd.
Early this month, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) released a consultation paper and sought views from the stakeholders since the tariff of satellite broadband services continues to remain high in the country.
<\/a><\/figure>Satellite broadband players may face tough battle to attract subs: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>SatCom offers opportunity to connect the unconnected: ITU's Malcolm Johnson<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“It is heartening to see that new-age companies and private organisations are venturing into the business of satellite communication. With their entry into the highly regulated satellite industry, these organisations will need a strong body to represent their voice to the government and other international bodies. We hope SiAIndia play its role as a unified voice for the satellite communication industry and helps in the implementation of the policies,” added V K Saraswat, Member – NITI Aayog.
“I believe SIA-INDIA would play an important role to steer the SatCom Industry in India with professional support. Ultimately the benefit should reach the common man at an affordable cost, which is the intent of the government too,” said K Rathnakar, Director – PO, ISRO.
“India holds great promise for consuming this service as the services become more and more freely available and prices become competitive. I’m sure the SIA’s involvement, as an industry voice, will be crucial to the development of the sector as the new technologies evolve and make Satcom a household service in the near future,” said Rakesh Sasibhushan, Chairman & MD – ANTRIX Corporation Ltd.
Early this month, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) released a consultation paper and sought views from the stakeholders since the tariff of satellite broadband services continues to remain high in the country.
<\/span>ETTelecom Roundtables: Vodafone Idea, Jio, Airtel, Cisco, Ericsson discuss 5G network in India<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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卫星通信行业非营利代表机构SiA-India形式
卫星通信系统的顶端代表机构,SiA-India表示,寻求代表行业利益的高层政府部门决策和监管以及许可事项。
具有代表性的照片
新德里消息:卫星运营商、卫星系统、运载火箭和地面和终端设备制造商,以及周一应用解决方案提供商,成立了一个非盈利组织行业身体——卫星通信行业协会SiA-India)来表示一个统一的声音卫星通信系统在印度。
的顶点代表机构卫星通信生态系统,SiA-India表示,寻求代表行业利益的高层政府部门决策和监管以及许可事项。
“启动SiAIndia沟通,是一个重要的发展卫星产业在印度。之际,我们看到越来越多的卫星被部署在世界各地,越来越有价值的需求谱和轨道资源,”说马尔科姆•约翰逊。副秘书长,电联。
“我们展望未来,合作将是至关重要的行业,监管机构、政府、地区及国际组织,特别是国际电联。SiA-India与今天的发射,印度通信卫星产业将以一个声音说话。这将是印度重要的加强作用的主导力量在全球数字经济ITU的重要成员国,”约翰逊说。
”SiA-India已经形成的统一的声音这个行业的政府、监管机构、国际组织进行政策层面干预措施,以确保企业的成功。这个需要SIA-India将实现…卫星通信行业协会是一个非盈利机构创建代表通信卫星系统的利益在印度,“Subba Rao Pavuluri说——SiA-India和& MD - Ananth科技有限公司董事长。
“这是振奋人心的新时代公司和私人组织冒险进入卫星通信业务。进入高度管制卫星工业,这些组织需要一个强壮的身体来代表他们的声音向政府和其它国际机构。我们希望SiAIndia发挥作用为卫星通信行业作为一个统一的声音,帮助实现的政策,“V K萨拉斯瓦特,添加成员——镍钛Aayog。
“我相信SIA-INDIA将发挥重要的作用引导卫星通信行业在印度与专业支持。最终应该达到普通人的好处在一个负担得起的成本,这也是政府的意图,“K Rathnakar说,阿宝,ISRO。
“印度拥有更大的潜力消费这个服务的服务成为越来越多的免费和价格竞争力。我相信新航的参与,作为一个行业的声音,将是至关重要的发展领域随着新技术的发展,使卫星通信服务在不久的将来,一个家庭“Rakesh Sasibhushan说,主席和MD - ANTRIX有限公司
本月初,印度电信管理局(火车)公布了一份咨询报告,并寻求涉众的观点以来,关税的卫星宽带服务继续保持高位。
Representative photo<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Satellite operators<\/a>, satellite systems, launch vehicles, and ground and terminal equipment makers, as well as application solutions providers on Monday, formed a non-profit industry<\/a> body--Satcom Industry Association (SiA-India<\/a>)--to represent a unified voice for the satellite communications ecosystem<\/a> in India.
As the apex representative body for the SatCom<\/a> ecosystem, SiA-India said it seeks to represent the interests of the industry to high-level government authorities for policy-making and regulatory as well as for licensing matters.
“The launch of SiAIndia is an important development for the communication, satellite industry<\/a> in India. It comes at a time when we are seeing an ever-increasing number of satellites being deployed around the world and an increasing demand for the valuable spectrum and orbital resources,” said Malcolm Johnson<\/a>. Deputy Secretary-General – ITU<\/a>.
“As we look to the future, the collaboration will be vital across industries, regulators, governments, regional and international bodies, especially the ITU. With today’s launch of SiA-India, the communications satellite industry in India will speak with one voice. This will be important to strengthen the role of India as the leading force in the global digital economy and as ITU’s key member states,” Johnson added.
“SiA-India has been formed to carry the unified voice of this industry to the government, regulators, international bodies to carry policy-level interventions to ensure the success of businesses. It is this need that SIA-India is set to fulfill… The SatCom Industry Association<\/a> is a non-profit body created to represent the interests of the communication satellite ecosystem in India,” said Subba Rao Pavuluri, President – SiA-India and Chairman & MD – Ananth Technologies Ltd.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Satellite broadband players may face tough battle to attract subs: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>SatCom offers opportunity to connect the unconnected: ITU's Malcolm Johnson<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“It is heartening to see that new-age companies and private organisations are venturing into the business of satellite communication. With their entry into the highly regulated satellite industry, these organisations will need a strong body to represent their voice to the government and other international bodies. We hope SiAIndia play its role as a unified voice for the satellite communication industry and helps in the implementation of the policies,” added V K Saraswat, Member – NITI Aayog.
“I believe SIA-INDIA would play an important role to steer the SatCom Industry in India with professional support. Ultimately the benefit should reach the common man at an affordable cost, which is the intent of the government too,” said K Rathnakar, Director – PO, ISRO.
“India holds great promise for consuming this service as the services become more and more freely available and prices become competitive. I’m sure the SIA’s involvement, as an industry voice, will be crucial to the development of the sector as the new technologies evolve and make Satcom a household service in the near future,” said Rakesh Sasibhushan, Chairman & MD – ANTRIX Corporation Ltd.
Early this month, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) released a consultation paper and sought views from the stakeholders since the tariff of satellite broadband services continues to remain high in the country.
<\/a><\/figure>SatCom offers opportunity to connect the unconnected: ITU's Malcolm Johnson<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“It is heartening to see that new-age companies and private organisations are venturing into the business of satellite communication. With their entry into the highly regulated satellite industry, these organisations will need a strong body to represent their voice to the government and other international bodies. We hope SiAIndia play its role as a unified voice for the satellite communication industry and helps in the implementation of the policies,” added V K Saraswat, Member – NITI Aayog.
“I believe SIA-INDIA would play an important role to steer the SatCom Industry in India with professional support. Ultimately the benefit should reach the common man at an affordable cost, which is the intent of the government too,” said K Rathnakar, Director – PO, ISRO.
“India holds great promise for consuming this service as the services become more and more freely available and prices become competitive. I’m sure the SIA’s involvement, as an industry voice, will be crucial to the development of the sector as the new technologies evolve and make Satcom a household service in the near future,” said Rakesh Sasibhushan, Chairman & MD – ANTRIX Corporation Ltd.
Early this month, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) released a consultation paper and sought views from the stakeholders since the tariff of satellite broadband services continues to remain high in the country.
<\/span>ETTelecom Roundtables: Vodafone Idea, Jio, Airtel, Cisco, Ericsson discuss 5G network in India<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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卫星通信行业非营利代表机构SiA-India形式
卫星通信系统的顶端代表机构,SiA-India表示,寻求代表行业利益的高层政府部门决策和监管以及许可事项。
具有代表性的照片
新德里消息:卫星运营商、卫星系统、运载火箭和地面和终端设备制造商,以及周一应用解决方案提供商,成立了一个非盈利组织行业身体——卫星通信行业协会SiA-India)来表示一个统一的声音卫星通信系统在印度。
的顶点代表机构卫星通信生态系统,SiA-India表示,寻求代表行业利益的高层政府部门决策和监管以及许可事项。
“启动SiAIndia沟通,是一个重要的发展卫星产业在印度。之际,我们看到越来越多的卫星被部署在世界各地,越来越有价值的需求谱和轨道资源,”说马尔科姆•约翰逊。副秘书长,电联。
“我们展望未来,合作将是至关重要的行业,监管机构、政府、地区及国际组织,特别是国际电联。SiA-India与今天的发射,印度通信卫星产业将以一个声音说话。这将是印度重要的加强作用的主导力量在全球数字经济ITU的重要成员国,”约翰逊说。
”SiA-India已经形成的统一的声音这个行业的政府、监管机构、国际组织进行政策层面干预措施,以确保企业的成功。这个需要SIA-India将实现…卫星通信行业协会是一个非盈利机构创建代表通信卫星系统的利益在印度,“Subba Rao Pavuluri说——SiA-India和& MD - Ananth科技有限公司董事长。
“这是振奋人心的新时代公司和私人组织冒险进入卫星通信业务。进入高度管制卫星工业,这些组织需要一个强壮的身体来代表他们的声音向政府和其它国际机构。我们希望SiAIndia发挥作用为卫星通信行业作为一个统一的声音,帮助实现的政策,“V K萨拉斯瓦特,添加成员——镍钛Aayog。
“我相信SIA-INDIA将发挥重要的作用引导卫星通信行业在印度与专业支持。最终应该达到普通人的好处在一个负担得起的成本,这也是政府的意图,“K Rathnakar说,阿宝,ISRO。
“印度拥有更大的潜力消费这个服务的服务成为越来越多的免费和价格竞争力。我相信新航的参与,作为一个行业的声音,将是至关重要的发展领域随着新技术的发展,使卫星通信服务在不久的将来,一个家庭“Rakesh Sasibhushan说,主席和MD - ANTRIX有限公司
本月初,印度电信管理局(火车)公布了一份咨询报告,并寻求涉众的观点以来,关税的卫星宽带服务继续保持高位。
Representative photo<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Satellite operators<\/a>, satellite systems, launch vehicles, and ground and terminal equipment makers, as well as application solutions providers on Monday, formed a non-profit industry<\/a> body--Satcom Industry Association (SiA-India<\/a>)--to represent a unified voice for the satellite communications ecosystem<\/a> in India.
As the apex representative body for the SatCom<\/a> ecosystem, SiA-India said it seeks to represent the interests of the industry to high-level government authorities for policy-making and regulatory as well as for licensing matters.
“The launch of SiAIndia is an important development for the communication, satellite industry<\/a> in India. It comes at a time when we are seeing an ever-increasing number of satellites being deployed around the world and an increasing demand for the valuable spectrum and orbital resources,” said Malcolm Johnson<\/a>. Deputy Secretary-General – ITU<\/a>.
“As we look to the future, the collaboration will be vital across industries, regulators, governments, regional and international bodies, especially the ITU. With today’s launch of SiA-India, the communications satellite industry in India will speak with one voice. This will be important to strengthen the role of India as the leading force in the global digital economy and as ITU’s key member states,” Johnson added.
“SiA-India has been formed to carry the unified voice of this industry to the government, regulators, international bodies to carry policy-level interventions to ensure the success of businesses. It is this need that SIA-India is set to fulfill… The SatCom Industry Association<\/a> is a non-profit body created to represent the interests of the communication satellite ecosystem in India,” said Subba Rao Pavuluri, President – SiA-India and Chairman & MD – Ananth Technologies Ltd.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Satellite broadband players may face tough battle to attract subs: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>SatCom offers opportunity to connect the unconnected: ITU's Malcolm Johnson<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“It is heartening to see that new-age companies and private organisations are venturing into the business of satellite communication. With their entry into the highly regulated satellite industry, these organisations will need a strong body to represent their voice to the government and other international bodies. We hope SiAIndia play its role as a unified voice for the satellite communication industry and helps in the implementation of the policies,” added V K Saraswat, Member – NITI Aayog.
“I believe SIA-INDIA would play an important role to steer the SatCom Industry in India with professional support. Ultimately the benefit should reach the common man at an affordable cost, which is the intent of the government too,” said K Rathnakar, Director – PO, ISRO.
“India holds great promise for consuming this service as the services become more and more freely available and prices become competitive. I’m sure the SIA’s involvement, as an industry voice, will be crucial to the development of the sector as the new technologies evolve and make Satcom a household service in the near future,” said Rakesh Sasibhushan, Chairman & MD – ANTRIX Corporation Ltd.
Early this month, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) released a consultation paper and sought views from the stakeholders since the tariff of satellite broadband services continues to remain high in the country.
ETTelecom Roundtables: Vodafone Idea, Jio, Airtel, Cisco, Ericsson discuss 5G network in India<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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具有代表性的照片
新德里消息:卫星运营商、卫星系统、运载火箭和地面和终端设备制造商,以及周一应用解决方案提供商,成立了一个非盈利组织行业身体——卫星通信行业协会SiA-India)来表示一个统一的声音卫星通信系统在印度。
的顶点代表机构卫星通信生态系统,SiA-India表示,寻求代表行业利益的高层政府部门决策和监管以及许可事项。
“启动SiAIndia沟通,是一个重要的发展卫星产业在印度。之际,我们看到越来越多的卫星被部署在世界各地,越来越有价值的需求谱和轨道资源,”说马尔科姆•约翰逊。副秘书长,电联。
“我们展望未来,合作将是至关重要的行业,监管机构、政府、地区及国际组织,特别是国际电联。SiA-India与今天的发射,印度通信卫星产业将以一个声音说话。这将是印度重要的加强作用的主导力量在全球数字经济ITU的重要成员国,”约翰逊说。
”SiA-India已经形成的统一的声音这个行业的政府、监管机构、国际组织进行政策层面干预措施,以确保企业的成功。这个需要SIA-India将实现…卫星通信行业协会是一个非盈利机构创建代表通信卫星系统的利益在印度,“Subba Rao Pavuluri说——SiA-India和& MD - Ananth科技有限公司董事长。
“这是振奋人心的新时代公司和私人组织冒险进入卫星通信业务。进入高度管制卫星工业,这些组织需要一个强壮的身体来代表他们的声音向政府和其它国际机构。我们希望SiAIndia发挥作用为卫星通信行业作为一个统一的声音,帮助实现的政策,“V K萨拉斯瓦特,添加成员——镍钛Aayog。
“我相信SIA-INDIA将发挥重要的作用引导卫星通信行业在印度与专业支持。最终应该达到普通人的好处在一个负担得起的成本,这也是政府的意图,“K Rathnakar说,阿宝,ISRO。
“印度拥有更大的潜力消费这个服务的服务成为越来越多的免费和价格竞争力。我相信新航的参与,作为一个行业的声音,将是至关重要的发展领域随着新技术的发展,使卫星通信服务在不久的将来,一个家庭“Rakesh Sasibhushan说,主席和MD - ANTRIX有限公司
本月初,印度电信管理局(火车)公布了一份咨询报告,并寻求涉众的观点以来,关税的卫星宽带服务继续保持高位。
Representative photo<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Satellite operators<\/a>, satellite systems, launch vehicles, and ground and terminal equipment makers, as well as application solutions providers on Monday, formed a non-profit industry<\/a> body--Satcom Industry Association (SiA-India<\/a>)--to represent a unified voice for the satellite communications ecosystem<\/a> in India.
As the apex representative body for the SatCom<\/a> ecosystem, SiA-India said it seeks to represent the interests of the industry to high-level government authorities for policy-making and regulatory as well as for licensing matters.
“The launch of SiAIndia is an important development for the communication, satellite industry<\/a> in India. It comes at a time when we are seeing an ever-increasing number of satellites being deployed around the world and an increasing demand for the valuable spectrum and orbital resources,” said Malcolm Johnson<\/a>. Deputy Secretary-General – ITU<\/a>.
“As we look to the future, the collaboration will be vital across industries, regulators, governments, regional and international bodies, especially the ITU. With today’s launch of SiA-India, the communications satellite industry in India will speak with one voice. This will be important to strengthen the role of India as the leading force in the global digital economy and as ITU’s key member states,” Johnson added.
“SiA-India has been formed to carry the unified voice of this industry to the government, regulators, international bodies to carry policy-level interventions to ensure the success of businesses. It is this need that SIA-India is set to fulfill… The SatCom Industry Association<\/a> is a non-profit body created to represent the interests of the communication satellite ecosystem in India,” said Subba Rao Pavuluri, President – SiA-India and Chairman & MD – Ananth Technologies Ltd.
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卫星通信行业非营利代表机构SiA-India形式
卫星通信系统的顶端代表机构,SiA-India表示,寻求代表行业利益的高层政府部门决策和监管以及许可事项。
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的顶点代表机构卫星通信生态系统,SiA-India表示,寻求代表行业利益的高层政府部门决策和监管以及许可事项。
“启动SiAIndia沟通,是一个重要的发展卫星产业在印度。之际,我们看到越来越多的卫星被部署在世界各地,越来越有价值的需求谱和轨道资源,”说马尔科姆•约翰逊。副秘书长,电联。
“我们展望未来,合作将是至关重要的行业,监管机构、政府、地区及国际组织,特别是国际电联。SiA-India与今天的发射,印度通信卫星产业将以一个声音说话。这将是印度重要的加强作用的主导力量在全球数字经济ITU的重要成员国,”约翰逊说。
”SiA-India已经形成的统一的声音这个行业的政府、监管机构、国际组织进行政策层面干预措施,以确保企业的成功。这个需要SIA-India将实现…卫星通信行业协会是一个非盈利机构创建代表通信卫星系统的利益在印度,“Subba Rao Pavuluri说——SiA-India和& MD - Ananth科技有限公司董事长。
“这是振奋人心的新时代公司和私人组织冒险进入卫星通信业务。进入高度管制卫星工业,这些组织需要一个强壮的身体来代表他们的声音向政府和其它国际机构。我们希望SiAIndia发挥作用为卫星通信行业作为一个统一的声音,帮助实现的政策,“V K萨拉斯瓦特,添加成员——镍钛Aayog。
“我相信SIA-INDIA将发挥重要的作用引导卫星通信行业在印度与专业支持。最终应该达到普通人的好处在一个负担得起的成本,这也是政府的意图,“K Rathnakar说,阿宝,ISRO。
“印度拥有更大的潜力消费这个服务的服务成为越来越多的免费和价格竞争力。我相信新航的参与,作为一个行业的声音,将是至关重要的发展领域随着新技术的发展,使卫星通信服务在不久的将来,一个家庭“Rakesh Sasibhushan说,主席和MD - ANTRIX有限公司
本月初,印度电信管理局(火车)公布了一份咨询报告,并寻求涉众的观点以来,关税的卫星宽带服务继续保持高位。
As the apex representative body for the SatCom<\/a> ecosystem, SiA-India said it seeks to represent the interests of the industry to high-level government authorities for policy-making and regulatory as well as for licensing matters.
“The launch of SiAIndia is an important development for the communication, satellite industry<\/a> in India. It comes at a time when we are seeing an ever-increasing number of satellites being deployed around the world and an increasing demand for the valuable spectrum and orbital resources,” said Malcolm Johnson<\/a>. Deputy Secretary-General – ITU<\/a>.
“As we look to the future, the collaboration will be vital across industries, regulators, governments, regional and international bodies, especially the ITU. With today’s launch of SiA-India, the communications satellite industry in India will speak with one voice. This will be important to strengthen the role of India as the leading force in the global digital economy and as ITU’s key member states,” Johnson added.
“SiA-India has been formed to carry the unified voice of this industry to the government, regulators, international bodies to carry policy-level interventions to ensure the success of businesses. It is this need that SIA-India is set to fulfill… The SatCom Industry Association<\/a> is a non-profit body created to represent the interests of the communication satellite ecosystem in India,” said Subba Rao Pavuluri, President – SiA-India and Chairman & MD – Ananth Technologies Ltd.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Satellite broadband players may face tough battle to attract subs: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>SatCom offers opportunity to connect the unconnected: ITU's Malcolm Johnson<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“It is heartening to see that new-age companies and private organisations are venturing into the business of satellite communication. With their entry into the highly regulated satellite industry, these organisations will need a strong body to represent their voice to the government and other international bodies. We hope SiAIndia play its role as a unified voice for the satellite communication industry and helps in the implementation of the policies,” added V K Saraswat, Member – NITI Aayog.
“I believe SIA-INDIA would play an important role to steer the SatCom Industry in India with professional support. Ultimately the benefit should reach the common man at an affordable cost, which is the intent of the government too,” said K Rathnakar, Director – PO, ISRO.
“India holds great promise for consuming this service as the services become more and more freely available and prices become competitive. I’m sure the SIA’s involvement, as an industry voice, will be crucial to the development of the sector as the new technologies evolve and make Satcom a household service in the near future,” said Rakesh Sasibhushan, Chairman & MD – ANTRIX Corporation Ltd.
Early this month, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) released a consultation paper and sought views from the stakeholders since the tariff of satellite broadband services continues to remain high in the country.
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“It is heartening to see that new-age companies and private organisations are venturing into the business of satellite communication. With their entry into the highly regulated satellite industry, these organisations will need a strong body to represent their voice to the government and other international bodies. We hope SiAIndia play its role as a unified voice for the satellite communication industry and helps in the implementation of the policies,” added V K Saraswat, Member – NITI Aayog.
“I believe SIA-INDIA would play an important role to steer the SatCom Industry in India with professional support. Ultimately the benefit should reach the common man at an affordable cost, which is the intent of the government too,” said K Rathnakar, Director – PO, ISRO.
“India holds great promise for consuming this service as the services become more and more freely available and prices become competitive. I’m sure the SIA’s involvement, as an industry voice, will be crucial to the development of the sector as the new technologies evolve and make Satcom a household service in the near future,” said Rakesh Sasibhushan, Chairman & MD – ANTRIX Corporation Ltd.
Early this month, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) released a consultation paper and sought views from the stakeholders since the tariff of satellite broadband services continues to remain high in the country.
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