Pramod DSouza

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The author is Co-founder of Eagle10 Ventures

Latest Articles By Pramod DSouza

Waiting For Godot

Companies & Markets Apr 25, 2016 6 min(s) read

Are we? Reliance Jio’s launch of 4G services is long awaited now. So long that the delay is beginging to threaten its expected success

Telenor: Defining Moment

Companies & Markets Apr 25, 2016 3 min(s) read

Surviving in India is going to be a challenge for Telenor as it has focused only on 2G spectrum and services

How RCom-Aircel-MTS Merger Benefits RJio

Companies & Markets Jan 05, 2016 3 min(s) read

Ironically, the biggest beneficiary of the three-way planned merger between Reliance Communications, MTS India and Aircel is likely to be Reliance Jio.

Why RJio’s 4G Launch For Employees Is A Step In The Right Direction

Companies & Markets Dec 29, 2015 3 min(s) read

The delay in commercial launch of 4G services will provide much-needed time to the incumbents to expand. Bharti Airtel has already launched 4G services in nearly 300 towns. Earlier this month, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular have also launched 4G services. Reliance Jio no longer has the first-mover advantage in a new technology

RCom-Aircel-MTS Merger Likely To Benefit RJio

Companies & Markets Dec 28, 2015 3 min(s) read

Consolidation has been expected for a long time and the entry of Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Jio is acting as a catalyst for the industry

Next Generation Biofuel: Can It Resolve India’s Pollution Crisis?

Energy & Infra Dec 23, 2015 4 min(s) read

Cellulosic might be the answer to India's pollution woes, and energy demands. India will produce 125 to 183 million tonnes of agriculture waste by 2020, which can be converted into 3,400 and 5,000 crore liters of Cellulosic biofuel annually

Reliance Jio Inches Closer To 4G Launch

Companies & Markets Dec 21, 2015 3 min(s) read

The company faces the challenge of making its network interoperable with 2G, 3G and fixed line networks of other telcos

Why 3G Expansion Is Critical For 4G’s Growth

Companies & Markets Dec 11, 2015 3 min(s) read

Though the telcos might stop marketing 3G in favor of 4G to appeal to the younger crowd, there is no doubt that 3G will be working in the background to make 4G tick