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all about AirTel GPRS

General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) is a non-voice service on GSM networks that provides the transmission of IP packets (containing audio/video data, web pages or text) over existing cellular networks.

GPRS access solution is a low cost solution for transactional data transmission. It is ideal for low bandwidth data connectivity between remotely based units by connecting the units to a centrally located server.
How it suits you
»Automated meter reading
»SCADA applications for e.g. oil, electricity etc
»Point of sale terminals and retailing solution
»Bank ATMs
»Logistics applications
»Applications for travel industry
How it benefits you
»Always on’ wireless connectivity
»Latest cutting edge technology – MPLS, GPRS/ EDGE etc.
»Capacity expansion at no extra infrastructure cost
»New locations can be added at a nominal cost
»Flat tariffs with unlimited usage
»Integration with Enterprise VPN to access other applications

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