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FLAG Telecom Reliance Communications
FLAG Telecom Reliance Communications
Reliance Communications
www.flagtelecom.com
Agenda
FLAG Telecom Overview
FLAG’s Global Network
Horizontal Expansion
Reliance Communications
www.flagtelecom.com
About FLAG
We are a leading provider of international network transport, connectivity and data
services to the world’s telecoms & Internet communities
Our services provide the foundations underpinning the networks of many of the world’s
largest and best known telecom operators, ISPs and content providers
These services are delivered over a high performance, global fibre-optic network that we
operate
Our key strength is our ability to bridge the diversity that exists between distant
telecommunications markets, making it easier for our customers to do business
internationally
• We offer connectivity and facilitate communications between the world’s major business markets and other high-
growth economies throughout Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the USA
We aim to set the standard for excellence in providing a range of services that
demonstrate superior quality, value and flexibility
We are an agile, multi-cultural and regionally-focused organisation with a healthy financial
position and forward-looking strategy
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Our corporate status
FLAG Telecom is a wholly owned subsidiary of Reliance Communications Ltd (RCL), a
member of the Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group of companies
Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group
(Reliance ADA Group)
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Agenda
FLAG Telecom Overview
FLAG’s Global Network
Horizontal Expansion
Reliance Communications
www.flagtelecom.com
Our existing global fibre-optic,
SDH network
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Global MPLS/ IP network & peering
We own high-speed, low packet-loss global MPLS/IP network comprising 187 nodes.
Core IP backbone is complemented by peering with major content providers & ISPs (560+) at
the world’s principal international IXEs.
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New Builds – FLAG NGN
Announced 28th December 2006 - $1.5Bn cable build programme
Four new cable systems
• South East Asia – India, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines, Brunei, Hong Kong
• East Africa – Kenya, Mozambique, Republic of South Africa, Tanzania, Madagascar, Mauritius
• Mediterranean – Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, Malta, Libya, Lebanon
• Trans-Pacific – US West Coast, Japan, China and Hong Kong
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Agenda
FLAG Telecom Overview
FLAG’s Global Network
Horizontal Expansion
Reliance Communications
www.flagtelecom.com
Geographical Expansion - Need
FA-1 FEA
System 4
System 4
System 3
FNAL
System 1
Underserved
System 2
Regions
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System 1 – South East Asia Cable Route
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System 2 – East Africa Cable Route
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System 3 – Mediterranean Cable Route
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System 4 – Trans-Pacific Cable Route
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Agenda
FLAG Telecom Overview
FLAG’s Global Network
Horizontal Expansion
Reliance Communications
www.flagtelecom.com
Only Indian Telco with Value Proposition over Entire
Telecom Value Chain
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Who do Reliance serve?
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Portfolio delivered through global network
National
67,000+ RKms intercity backbone
Ring & Mesh architecture
Largest MPLS enabled core network
International
FLAG 65,500 RKms undersea OFC network
PoPs in 40 countries across 4 continents
Leadership in MEA and Asia
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Only Operator to Dimension Network Ahead of
Exponential Growth
Coverage at a Glance
Delhi
Jaipur 40 X 10 Gbps Backbone
Bhopal
40 X 10 Gbps Collector Network
A’bad DWDM Ring DWDM terminal
Nagpur
Mumbai ADM
Hyderabad
High Redundancy
Ring & Mesh architecture;
Vijaywada 137 rings across India
Cities connected on rings
Metros have >3 alternative
paths
Bangalore
Chennai
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Data Centre and IT Infrastructure Services
OPERATE
VIRTUAL
IT infrastructure on a shared basis
DEDICATED Processors, Storage, Backup, Security, Local Network ERP
INFRASTRUCTURE Intranet
Core banking
ATM switches
DEDICATED IT infrastructure on a Dedicated basis SCM
HOSTING Equipment on Lease – servers, switches, firewalls, routers, storage CRM
boxes etc. etc. Transaction Websites
INFRASTRUCTURE NAPs
Sales Automation
COLOCATION & Facility infrastructure on a Shared basis E-trading
DATA CENTRE Hosting Space, Power, Data Cabling,Sitting space, Accessories, Vsat E-education
space R&D
BUILD Disaster Recovery
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Call Centre
Launched services in 2002 as a BPO player with a Fortune 100 bank as our first international
customer
4,000 seats capacity with an expansion plan to upgrade to 10,000 seats within 24 to 36
months
Currently employs over 8,000 customer service representatives and plan to increase the
number to 20,000
Provide both Voice & Transaction processing services catering to the needs of Telecom, BFSI
and Energy verticals
Serve more than 35 mn. customers spread over India, USA, Canada, UK, Australia and New
Zealand. Support more than 200 processes and process over 180 mn. calls per annum
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National Network Operations Centre
Operates and manages 250 MCNs, 200 unmanned repeater stations, 9,500 BTSs and 5 international Gateways, in
addition to surveillance of 87,000 Rkms of OFC
Monitors the pan-India network on 24x7x365 basis on two large video walls each with 80 screens spanning a length
of 100 feet
Individuals and cultures from around the world have, for millennia, expressed
and communicated their identities, values and ideas as symbols and diagrams, 1. A Japanese family crest, defining
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often within a circular format. By such means, simple but effective heritage (Asia)
communications have been enabled between people. 2. An ancient celtic symbol (Europe)
3. Kufic calligraphy (Middle East)
Similarly, FLAG Telecom is an enabler for international communications, helping 4. A Texan cattle brand, defining an
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people and companies throughout the world to connect, to exchange area of coverage (USA)
information, and ultimately to do business with one another. Simply and clearly.
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