RailTel selects seven firms to market its services and provide last mile connectivity
December 15, 2005
After securing a licence to provide internet, VPN and broadband services, RailTel has selected seven firms to market its services and provide last mile connectivity wherever required. Of the seven, four companies – NextGen, Convergent, Pioneer Online and Tulip IT Services – may market the services on an all-India basis.
RailTel is also expected to appoint regional franchisees. Thus, Descom, a subsidiary of the Kolkata-based RPG Cablecom, will handle activities in the east zone, while Mumbai-based Adino Telecom may be given the rights for the western zone. Delhibased RGV Telecom and Multilink might be assigned work in the northern region according to news reports.
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