Lesser-known Benefits of Partnering with Bicom Systems (for Small or Medium Service Providers)

As a small or medium telecom service provider, choosing the right technology provider to partner with can be challenging. There are many factors to consider, including product features, pricing, support, and company reputation. Many small businesses opt for products of larger companies with an established brand, hoping that will give them an edge in the saturated market. But that is only sometimes the case. 

Bicom Systems is a unified communications software manufacturer offering a wide range of products and services to help telecom service providers compete in today’s market. 

Here is why Bicom Systems might be one of the best choices to partner with if you are a small or a medium telecom service provider.

Flexible pricing for higher profit margins

Instead of settling down for profits affected by another company’s brand and reputation in a saturated market, we at Bicom Systems offer smaller and medium providers to earn higher margins. We are committed and active participants in the reseller channel. We don’t aim at the end-users and compete with smaller vendors in the same lane. 

We provide top-notch unified communication software which small and medium businesses can sell, and we don’t go for the same customer base. Our solutions are scalable and customizable, so our pricing depends on each provider’s unique needs. 

Strong focus on the in-house customer support

Bicom Systems is a customer-centric company with a strong focus on customer support, offering 24/7 technical support and a dedicated account manager to help our partners with any issues or questions they may have. Our support team is highly trained and experienced, ensuring that you can get the help you need when you need it. We don’t outsource our support worldwide or intend to do it in such a manner. 

Cost-effective, stable solutions

Bicom Systems offers business communication solutions tailored to the needs of small and medium telecom service providers. Our software product suite is designed to be stable without sacrificing quality or functionality. In contrast, some more prominent companies’ solutions are generally more expensive and geared toward larger enterprises, which can be out of reach for small providers with limited budgets.

A complete software product suite

Bicom Systems offers a comprehensive software suite designed to work seamlessly together, including PBX (Private Branch Exchange) systems, call center solutions, and unified communications tools. This means that small telecom service providers can get all the technology they need to run their business from a single vendor, which can simplify procurement, implementation, and support.

In other cases, when the company provides only one stellar telecom product, that may require small providers to work with multiple vendors to get the necessary technology

Scalability

Bicom Systems offers scalable solutions, meaning they can grow with the business as it expands. This is particularly important for small providers who may start with a limited customer base but have plans to grow in the future. Bicom Systems’ scalable solutions mean that providers can start small and then expand their systems as their customer base grows without needing to switch to a new vendor.

Flexible deployment options

Bicom Systems offers flexible deployment options that can be customized to fit the needs of your business. Whether you prefer a cloud-based, on-premise, or hybrid solution, Bicom Systems can provide a deployment model that works for you. On the other hand, more prominent companies primarily offer on-premise solutions, which may not be the best fit for small providers who prefer a more flexible deployment model.

Customizable solutions

Bicom Systems offers customizable solutions that can be tailored to the specific needs of small or medium telecom service providers. We understand that each provider has unique requirements, and we are willing to work with our customers to provide solutions that meet those needs. Solutions from bigger companies may be less customizable, which can limit the ability of small and medium providers to tailor their systems to their unique business needs.

Proven track record

We have a proven track record of working with small telecom service providers, helping them to grow their businesses and compete in today’s market. We have over 18 years of experience in the industry and have built a reputation for delivering high-quality, reliable solutions that meet the needs of our customers. 

When opting for established players in the industry, remember that their focus has traditionally been on larger enterprises, which may make them less suited for small and medium telecom service providers.

Partner program

Bicom Systems offers a partner program designed to help small and medium telecom service providers grow and elevate their businesses. The program provides access to training, support, and resources that can help providers succeed in the market. We know that the market is highly competitive, but we are here to help you succeed because your success is our success. 

In conclusion, Bicom Systems could be the best choice for small and medium telecom service providers due to cost-effective solutions, flexible deployment options, a comprehensive software product suite, a strong focus on customer support, and a proven track record. By partnering with Bicom Systems, small providers can get the technology they need to run their businesses without breaking the bank or compromising quality or functionality.

If you are considering partnering with Bicom Systems, don’t hesitate to contact us today for more information.

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GSMA continues to highlight importance of 6GHz for 5G in India

The GSM Association (GSMA) is keeping up the pressure on India’s decision-making bodies to identify and support 6GHz band spectrum for 5G.

According to a letter to the Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, quoted by India’s Economic Times, the GSMA, which represents mobile operators and organisations across the mobile ecosystem and adjacent industries, said: « The 6GHz range is the primary mid-band spectrum to meet the needs for 5G expansion and its timely availability will drive cost-efficient network deployment, help lower the broadband usage gap and support digital inclusion. »

This is the GSMA’s second letter on the subject in three months. In addition, GSMA Director General Mats Granryd, during a visit to India last month, asked Vaishnaw to identify the 6425-7125MHz range frequencies for wireless services.

He’s not alone. In December the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI)  recommend that the most optimal allocation for the country in the 6GHz band would be to identify the entire 5925-7125MHz spectrum in the 6GHz band for mobile applications 

Currently, part of the 6GHz band is used in India and other countries for satellite services and some representatives of the satellite industry are concerned about potential interference from terrestrial services.

The Wireless Planning and Coordination wing (WPC) of India’s Ministry of Communications last year formed a committee to draw up a strategy for identifying the 6GHz band for mobile services. WPC is the national radio regulatory authority responsible for frequency spectrum management, including licensing.

Given the size and influence of the Indian market, this issue will no doubt continue to generate headlines, not least because the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-23), at which the global use of radio frequencies will be reviewed and updated, is due to take place in Dubai at the end of this year.

The GSMA noted in a recent blog: “One of the measures of WRC-23’s success will be in its ability to secure 5G’s future in the identification of 6GHz spectrum. With it, the conference can deliver fast, affordable mobile broadband to all parts of the world, lower the usage gap and narrow the digital divide.”

Nor is satellite the only industry outside cellular competing to use 6GHz. Collaboration forum the Wi-Fi Alliance recently voiced its disappointment with the decision by Mexico’s Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones (IFT) to open only the lower portion of the 6 GHz band for license-exempt applications such as Wi-Fi.

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