Nepal had 10.20 million telephony users at 14 November, up from  9.92 million telephony users at 14 October, according to figures from  the Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA). The mobile operators ended  the period with 8.85 million customers, up from 8.58 million a month  earlier. Of the total, 7.99 million were GSM users, up from 7.72 million  a month earlier, and the remainder use Nepal Telecom’s CDMA service  called Sky Phone. Nepal Telecom led in GSM subscribers with a customer  base of 4.11 million, followed by Ncell with 3.88 million.
The number of fixed telephony users in Nepal stood at 843,472, up  from 843,216 in mid-October. Of the total, 601,462 were PSTN users and  242,010 were WLL users. Nepal Telecom had 590,231 PSTN users, followed  by STM Telecom Sanchar with 4,968 customers, Nepal Satellite Telecom  with 1,378 customers, and Smart with 4,885 PSTN customers. Nepal Telecom  also had 172,094 WLL users and United Telecom had 69,916 WLL  subscribers.
Furthermore, Nepal counted 1.62 million internet users, down from  the 2.46 million the regulator reported mid-October as the number of  GPRS users dropped, and the penetration rate stood at 5.79 percent. Some  1.39 million people connect to the internet using GPRS, followed by  109,152 internet users that connect through CDMA 1X. Some 55,080 people  use ADSL and there were also 32,500 cable internet users, and 26,582  dial-up users. Furthermore, 13,000 internet users connect through  wireless or fibre optic technologies.
Telecom operators need to focus on the high speed rollout /better  quality service in order to make base of more 10 million subscriber.As  per above data more than 79 percent of user are focusing for GSM  technology.Operators must understand the demand of the market and must  focus much more in GSM and its upgrade services.According to my analysis  i think now we have to take in account the buying process, talking  habits, end consumer analysis in proper way and  the marketing campaign plan according to it for rural Nepal will fit for  more 10 million subscriber.
 
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ReplyDeleteYou have collected lots of information about the domain of telecommunication in Nepal. what an excellent initiative and I think this domain have both types of data likes; structured as well as semi-structured in the bulk. So, we should analysis these data and generate reports by using the following main tools and technology
Delete1. Distributed Framework like Hadoop
2. Java and cascading for development and implement logic and product
3. hive or pig for data analysis
4. Elastic search
4. Java grails for developing web-base product
5. A third party tool like driven, piwiki for controlling your instance
6. Linux Server and Mechine
7. others