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Tata Communications received the awards for the innovative development of its global IP voice network and international network infrastructure based on the intra-Asian and Eurasian TGN submarine cables, which enabled the company to position itself successfully as a wholesale carrier.
“Through the forward-looking transformation of its global voice network, Tata Communications has made its claim to leadership unmistakably clear. The GTB Awards confirm our commitment to providing the IP voice industry with innovative services offering attractive added value,” says Michel Guyot, President, Global Voice Solutions, Tata Communications.
The Global Telecoms Business Innovation Awards recognise telecommunications projects and initiatives distinguished by their exceptional innovation. “Tata Communications plays a leading role in expanding submarine-cable transmission and network capacity in the telecommunications market. We are pleased to present the company with two of our awards and will continue to watch with interest as Tata Communications develops groundbreaking innovations for carriers, enterprises and customers around the world,” says Alan Burkitt-Gray, editor of Global Telecoms Business magazine.
“We are immensely proud to have received two awards. GTB is recognising not only our wide-ranging activities in submarine cables, but also the strategy through which we are driving the global expansion of our transmission network with innovative cooperation models involving other regional providers,” comments Vinod Kumar, Chief Operating Officer, Tata Communications.
This year’s Global Telecoms Business Awards again proved a powerful draw for the telecommunications industry. Around 250 executives from international telecom companies attended the awards ceremony at London’s Sheraton Park Lane Hotel, including CEOs, CTOs and senior managers from network operators and technology providers around the world.
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