Vodafone invests to improve indoor coverage by tapping 5BARz

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Telecom network operator Vodafone India has decided to make more investment for improving indoor coverage by rolling out additional 5BARz Network Extender.

5BARz India says Vodafone India has issued a follow on purchase order to their initial purchase orders previously announced this summer.

“We began working with Vodafone at the beginning of this year and have steadily worked through the steps necessary to begin commercial rollout. We believe the 5BARz Network Extender will provide an enhanced indoor user experience with mobile devices in network areas that have proven challenging in the past,” said Samartha Nagabhushanam, CEO of 5BARz India.

The company supplies 5BARz branded cellular network infrastructure device for use in the small office, home or for when users are mobile. The patented technology strengthens weak cellular signals to deliver high quality signals for voice, data and video reception on cell phones and other cellular equipped devices.

Improving customer experience is one of the focus areas for Vodafone. Vodafone India has 188 million mobile customers in the country. It recently started launching 4G services. Vodafone is one of the leaders in 3G Internet space.

Vodafone India has 9,880 branded retail stores, covering over 1.56 million sq.ft. and attracting more than 115 million footfalls annually.

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