The Virtual Network Operators Association of India (VNOAI) offers the convergence of Virtual Network Operators (VNOs) and VNO industry participants to build a healthy ecosystem that facilitates the growth of a thriving VNO industry in India.
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Represent the collective interests of VNOs that inspire suitable/effective action from regulators, Telecom network operators and all stakeholders in the Indian ecosystem.Serve customers to ensure they enjoy world class, unique and affordable Telecommunications solutions.Institute a network of key influencers and stakeholders across the VNO ecosystem in India.Spread awareness among all stakeholders in the Indian VNO industry.
A healthy ecosystem that facilitates the growth of a thriving VNO industry in India, and stimulates innovation.
What Our Members Say
By working together, sharing expertise, and leveraging collective resources, your organization and its members can contribute significantly to the development of the VNO industry. This collaborative approach can lead to the introduction of new services, improved technologies, and enhanced customer experiences, which, in turn, can fuel the overall growth and advancement of the Telecom sector in India.
“Lycamobile is established as a VNO in 21 countries and we are tremendously excited by the potential of India, one of the fastest growing telecom markets across the world. A key sector association, such as VNOAI, would draw from the VNO Industry learnings globally, particularly from Europe, to help define the India marketplace in its formative phase.”
Christopher Tooley, Chief Executive Officer, Lycamobile.
“Since the launch of VNOAI, we are enthused with the quantum of interest shown and applications received from multiple industry participants. We are excited with the prospects of active engagement from all stakeholders in the VNO sector.”
Ms Subhashree Radhakrishan,
Vice Chairman & Co-Founder , Plintron
“We have been enrolled as an affiliate member of VNOAI for the past few months. It has been altogether a transformative experience of being associated with the association in terms of working closely with the policy makers of such a dynamic and rapidly evolving landscape in the telecommunications industry. It has been a good learning opportunity for us as through the association, we engage with regulatory bodies to address concerns, seek favorable policies, and create a conducive environment for VNOs.”