SeaSolve, WRAP To Offer Spectrum Mgmt Solutions
The partnership will help address the needs of the Indian radio network planning associations, telecom operators, telecom regulators and defense organisations over the entire frequency spectrum.
SeaSolve Software, a company that provides wireless communication software solutions and IPs, has entered into a strategic alliance with WRAP International (a division of Saab AB, Sweden) to offer spectrum management solutions and allied services to the Indian telecom and defense markets. While this partnership will help the company enter the Spectrum Management Systems area, it will also complement SeaSolve's offerings in the wireless test and measurement area.
The partnership will also help address the needs of the Indian radio network planning associations, telecom operators, telecom regulators and defense organisations over the entire frequency spectrum.
Mehraj Lanker, CTO, SeaSolve, said, "We are very upbeat about the ample scope for innovation to meet the needs of the fast changing Indian telecommunications market to ensure the optimum performance and utilisation of various networks. This is valuable, especially in a market like India, where the telecom and broadcasting industry is maturing rapidly of late."
"As India is currently experiencing a rapid growth in all aspects of radio communications, available radio spectrum is becoming increasingly crowded and management in this area is extremely important to maximise the RoI in the network infrastructure without deteriorating the end-user quality of service. The WRAP software provides support for the Indian market situation while ensuring maximum spectral utilisation and efficiency," said Rajasekharan, executive vice president – Sales, SeaSolve.
Göran Olsson, managing director of WRAP added, "WRAP International is proud to partner with SeaSolve. Together the two companies will provide efficient services with high-tech products to our joint customers."

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