Thursday 22 September 2011

Indian Technopreneurs-

Asav Patel
The Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS) market continues to proliferate in the India. Instead of the slowdown in the Economy, Indian MVAS Market is growing.
The Indian Mobile market is the second largest subscriber base in the world with 375 Million subscribers after China.
MVAS is witnessing a faster growth rate. And because of this growth trend, a large number of entrepreneurs are exploring opportunities in this segment.
Here are some Technopreneurs….
01) K Sheker, Director, Bay Talkitec who founded Bay Talkitec with his partner Arunan in 1991.
According to Skeher, “We are the true technopreneurs ate at heart. At the beginning of this decade, we had a strong inkling about mobile communication emerging as a key mode of communication in the future and we weren’t entirely wrong about that. Also we has in-house resources and expertise to cater to this market as well. Hence we decided to foray into the Mobile VAS (Value Added Service) Market.
And early last year we launched a 3G compliant mobile video service delivery platform that can be used for applications in mobile marketing, mobile education & mobile entertainment.”
02) Oxygen Services (India) Pvt. Ltd was founded in 2003 as an electronic virtual distribution and a single platform for all online payment services. Pramod Saxena, Chairman and MD, Oxygen Services says,
“ OxiCash, launched in 2008 is a prepaid offering that enables the user to buy whatever they wish to just by clicking a few buttons on one’s mobile phone. Since I have spent a long time in the telecom Business, I wanted to leverage my telecom expertise to virtualise payment systems for people belonging to middle and lower income segments.
03) Ybrant Digital offers comprehensive end-to-end digital marketing services worldwide and focuses on maximising ROI to advertisers and monetisation to publishers.
The Company started off with providing products and services related to the Internet in 1999. It was a natural transition to move to mobile space as the consumers adapted more digital formats for their media consumption needs.

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