November saw the publication of seven reports looking at M&A activity in CPaaS, product updates for Google Assistant and Cortana, and a couple of reports looking at digital healthcare transformation featuring VMware, Orion Labs, Netsfere (Infinite Convergence) and Deltapath. The business communications segment has been increasingly influenced by communications PaaS (CPaaS), a disruptive model for delivering business communications. This is a large and lucrative opportunity: 451 Research's CPaaS Market Monitor projects that the CPaaS segment will increase at a 33.4% CAGR, reaching $11.4bn by 2023. The mainstreaming of programmable communications has already sparked M&A, with seven CPaaS-related deals so far in 2019 and a total of 14 the year before, according to 451 Research's M&A KnowledgeBase. Our CPaaS Sector IQ report "Communications PaaS M&A activity expected to continue through 2020" (451 subscribers) looks at key players, market dynamics in...
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Videocon 2.75G speed
Videocon Telecom invests approx Rs 130 Cr to upgrade its network to 2.75G EDGE, a 3G standard technology, to enhance Customer experience on data speed. Rolls out a full-fledged marketing campaign to get Customer attention.