Tata Comm inks MoU with Russias RTComm

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Tata Comm inks MoU with Russia's RTComm

To provide joint data services between carriers in Russia and the rest of the world

Thursday, May 07, 2009

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MUMBAI: Tata Communications, a Tata Group company, today announced that it is partnering with Russian telecommunications player RTComm to provide joint data services between carriers in Russia and the rest of the world.

The agreement enables Tata Communications to leverage its position of strength in the worldwide telecommunications sphere, it said in a press release.

Through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Tata Communications and RTComm will work together to deliver scalable, secure and scalable, secure carrier and enterprise class data solutions, to their respective customers, it said.

With this partnership RTComm expects to deliver global network services to its local customers, while Tata Communications would increase its global footprint with services into this emerging market through RTComm's local network.

"RTComm realized it was necessary to partner with a global provider that would allow us to offer our customers coverage outside of Russia, access to superior services and increased scalability," said Valeryi Lokhin, general director, RTComm.

"We continually strive to partner with well-established telecoms providers. Tata Communications not only holds a global leadership position, but also shares a similar ethos in the provision of innovative, world-class services," he added.

With over 1000 customers throughout Russia, RTComm has the most developed IP network in Russia with 130 access points throughout the country, said the release.

"RTComm's local reach, understanding and innovation match our commitment to deliver market appropriate services globally, making them the ideal partner for Tata Communications," said Claude Sassoulas, managing director of EMEA for Tata Communications. "This collaboration further expands on our plan to offer increased connectivity into emerging regions across the world."

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