Airtel Revamps Its B2B Offerings
Airtel Business offers a wide portfolio of services that cater to the needs of businesses across verticals.
Bharti Airtel, a global telecommunications company with operations in 20 countries across Asia and Africa has refreshed its B2B business as Airtel Business.
Airtel Business aims at unleashing the human potential of any business by providing efficient empowerment to the employees through its array of products and solutions.
Sanjay Kapoor, CEO, India & South Asia, Bharti Airtel said, “Airtel Business has always been a key element in the overall growth strategy of Bharti Airtel. We own a state of the art national and international long distance network infrastructure enabling us to provide connectivity services both within India and connecting India to the world.”
“We have moved from offering just core carriage to managed and cloud services in order to create value for our customers. The new identity for B2B encapsulates this ethos and gives us an opportunity to present a single, powerful and unified face to our customers, across the globe," he added.
Airtel Business offers a wide portfolio of services that cater to the needs of businesses across verticals including M&D, IT, ITES, Government, FMCG, BFSI and Media.
Airtel Business offers network infrastructure, integration and management with a combination of global network infrastructure, technical skills and world-class services through a consultative approach.
Airtel Business also offers digital media services, a centralised online media management and distribution platform akin to a media exchange linking all the content owners, production facilities and screens enabling them to store , forward, share & trade multi versions of produced content to multiple platforms across the globe.

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