Adoption and diffusion of mobile services in rural Punjab - Jain, Abhay
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Emergence of advance mobile phone services in India has demonstrated a phenomenal spurt in the growth of tele-density of the country, but the increasing gap between the urban and rural tele-density has become a serious concern for the policy makers. No doubt, rural markets are growing but growing at a very slow pace. Imbalances in infrastructural availability & accessibility in rural areas can be considered as one of the major hindrances behind the lopsided development in rural India. But various policy initiatives are on the way to reduce this widening gap, which in turn, leaves the…mehr

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Emergence of advance mobile phone services in India has demonstrated a phenomenal spurt in the growth of tele-density of the country, but the increasing gap between the urban and rural tele-density has become a serious concern for the policy makers. No doubt, rural markets are growing but growing at a very slow pace. Imbalances in infrastructural availability & accessibility in rural areas can be considered as one of the major hindrances behind the lopsided development in rural India. But various policy initiatives are on the way to reduce this widening gap, which in turn, leaves the impression of tremendous potential for growth in the rural areas. To make the adoption and diffusion growth possible, the companies are constantly facing certain challenges in tackling rural market viz., understanding rural consumers, reaching products and services to remote rural locations and communicating with vastly heterogeneous rural audience. This book provides the ground realities of slow adoption and development of mobile services in rural areas and has theoretical as well as practical implications for the marketers, development planners and policy makers involved in the rural development.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Abhay Jain Ph.D, M.com is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Commerce, Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi, Delhi for the last seven years. His area of research is rural marketing. He has contributed over a dozen of research papers/articles in national and international journals of repute.