TTML Launches 'INSTACHAT' Voice Conferencing Service
By dialing a single number, Tata Indicom subscribers will be able to simultaneously reach a group of up to nine other telephone users.
Tata Teleservices (TTML) has announced its partnership with Kodiak Networks, a provider of advanced wireless voice systems, to launch its 'INSTACHAT' Conferencing Service to all its customers in Mumbai, Rest of Maharashtra (RoM) and Goa circle.
This revenue-enhancing voice application is enabled by the all-IP, standards-based Kodiak Real-time Exchange System. TTML is the first CDMA operator in the world to offer this service, which is accessible from any Tata Indicom postpaid handset. By dialing a single number, Tata Indicom subscribers will be able to simultaneously reach a group of up to nine other telephone users. This Group Calling application will appeal to large corporate, small and medium enterprises, community groups and families, wherever there is a need for instant, voice-based group communication.
"TTML continually seeks new ways to improve the communication experience for its customers. We are excited to launch this highly differentiating, new suite of advanced voice services in the largest mobile market in the circle," said Ramesh Iyer, vice president, TTML.
"Our relationship with TTML signifies the first commercial deployment of advanced voice services for CDMA in India. TTML's market reach and ability to deliver these services to a diverse subscriber base should make this a very successful endeavour for the company," said Kris Patel, EVP and CTO, Kodiak Networks.

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