Telit forays into Indian Market

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Telit forays into Indian Market

Telit Communications SPA has announced the starting of its India operations by opening an office in New Delhi. This move marks the reinforcement of Telit's commitment to the Indian M2M market, which holds the potential for its products and solutions. Telit, which was present in the country through its distributors, is keen to develop the Indian market by offering solutions that will benefit customers and end-consumers.

Telit sells its products through a network of value-added resellers to more than 3,000 communications solution providers and system integrators in more than 60 countries around the world and was present in India since 2009 through its distributors' Arrow Electronics and Nest Connectivity Solutions. With the launch of its India operations, the company is resolute to bring its advanced and abundant experiences that will significantly benefit customers in sectors like Utilities, Retail, Financial, Transportation, Consumer Electronics, amongst many others.

Telit's GSM/GPRS modules are currently used by many AMR and Fleet Management product manufacturers in the country.

"India is a strategic market for Telit and is perfectly poised to provide us with rapid and sustainable growth for the coming few years. Introduction of large-scale national agendas such as R-APDRP and AADHAAR (UID) are fuelling the growth of M2M market in India and this presents a perfect situation for us to introduce world-class solutions to the Indian market. We would like to share our experiences and speciality skills in M2M in the local domestic market so that regional corporations can count on a broader range of choices for their application development efforts," said Hosang Kim, Asia Sales Director, Telit Wireless Solutions Co. Ltd.

Telit has a robust technical support and sales distribution network in place in the Indian market that is capable of providing consolidated solutions to its customers.


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