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Technological evolution is changing the way travel and hospitality players identify and acquire new customers. New-age technologies such as internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud are being adopted to deliver a personalised experience to customers.
Technological evolution is changing the way travel and hospitality players identify and acquire new customers. New-age technologies such as internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud are being adopted to deliver a personalised experience to customers.
Technological evolution is changing the way travel and hospitality players identify and acquire new customers. New-age technologies such as internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud are being adopted to deliver a personalised experience to customers.
The past few years have seen widespread adoption of various information and communications technology (ICT) solutions across the media and entertainment industry.
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- BSNL announces a 25 per cent cut in domestic leased line tariffs
- BSNL planning to procure up to 155 Mbps of international bandwidth
- TRAI announces a distinction in tariffs for leased circuits of the classical kind and MLLNs
- Rate Reduction - Cut in domestic bandwidth prices aims to boost broadband demand
- TRAI has slashed the prices of domestic leased lines by up to 70 per cent
- VSNL seeks permission from DoT to levy bandwidth charges on a usage-based formula
- VSNL files an appeal before TDSAT against a TRAI order cutting tariffs for IPLCs
- VSNL's net profits drop to Rs 1.42 billion for the quarter ended December 31, 2004
- BSNL to offer 90 per cent discount on its existing tariff rates for 2 Mbps leased line circuits for SWAN
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- News:BSNL to offer 90 per cent discount on its existing tariff rates for 2 Mbps leased line circuits for SWAN
- News:VSNL's net profits drop to Rs 1.42 billion for the quarter ended December 31, 2004
- Face to Face:Niru Mehta, MD, Avaya GlobalConnect and MD, VP, Avaya India
- News:VSNL seeks permission from DoT to levy bandwidth charges on a usage-based formula
- News:TRAI has slashed the prices of domestic leased lines by up to 70 per cent
- News:VSNL files an appeal before TDSAT against a TRAI order cutting tariffs for IPLCs
- Face to Face:Francois M. Barrault,President, BT International
- News:DoT cancels the VSAT licence held by HFCL
- News:Reliance Infocomm signs an agreement with US telephony major Verizon to offer CDMA-based roaming services
- News:BSNL planning to procure up to 155 Mbps of international bandwidth
- News:tele.net to host a conference on "Energy Needs of The Telecom Sector: Needs and Requirements; Issues and Opportunities"
- Travel & Hospitality:Smart Portal: Cleartrip deploys IT tools to enhance efficiency and user experience
- Company Stories:Uninor: Gaining relevance in the competitive Indian market
- News:Bharti airtel increases 3G services coverage in Himachal Pradesh
- Sales & Marketing:Idea Cellular launches 3G smartphones
- News:BSNL to offer 90 per cent discount on its existing tariff rates for 2 Mbps leased line circuits for SWAN
- News:VSNL's net profits drop to Rs 1.42 billion for the quarter ended December 31, 2004
- News:VSNL files an appeal before TDSAT against a TRAI order cutting tariffs for IPLCs
- News:VSNL seeks permission from DoT to levy bandwidth charges on a usage-based formula
- News:TRAI has slashed the prices of domestic leased lines by up to 70 per cent
