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TV distributors bet on bundling to arrest churn, Telecom News, ET Telecom

TV Distributors: TV distribution companies are bundling services to prevent churn, with players like Airtel and Jio offering diverse packages. This strategy aims to retain subscribers amid industry churn, improve customer stickiness, and reduce acquisition costs. For years, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio have been offering bundled data and content services to their customers. In the realm of standalone providers, DTH company Tata Play has been bundling linear TV and OTT services, allowing subscribers to access both through a unified billing system.

TV distributors bet on bundling to arrest churn

TV distribution companies are bundling services to prevent churn, with players like Airtel and Jio offering diverse packages. This strategy aims to retain subscribers amid industry churn, improve customer stickiness, and reduce acquisition costs. For years, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio have been offering bundled data and content services to their customers. In the realm of standalone providers, DTH company Tata Play has been bundling linear TV and OTT services, allowing subscribers to access both through a unified billing system.

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Amdocs, telcos exploring 5G and IoT monetisation in logistics, healthcare, connected devices segments, ET Telecom

Amdocs: He said telcos, including Reliance Jio, Airtel and Vodafone UK, are exploring the uses of 5G for logistics, tracking of vehicle fleets, manufacturing and factories, while low-latency of the fifth-generation services could help extend healthcare to patients in rural and remote regions.

Amdocs helping telcos monetise 5G and IoT use cases in logistics, healthcare, connected devices segments, ET Telecom

Amdocs: He said telcos are exploring the uses of 5G for logistics, tracking of vehicle fleets, manufacturing and factories, while low-latency of the fifth-generation services could help extend healthcare to patients in rural and remote regions.

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