Reliance Jio wins Indian Oil order to provide managed network services at 7,200 locations nationwide

• Trust JioIndia’s largest telecom provider has won an order from the state-owned company Indian oil company to provide enterprise-grade managed network solutions.
• This service includes zero-touch provisioning, 24×7 real-time monitoring, payment processing, and more.
• The deal is for five years and Jio says it already has more than 2,000 outlets IOC.

To trust JioIndia’s largest telecom provider, has won an order from state-owned Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) to deliver enterprise-grade managed network solutions at 7,200 IOC locations across the country.

As part of this agreement, Jio will provide software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) services to enable zero-touch provisioning, 24×7 real-time monitoring and other network services such as remote desktop protocol software and pricing updates. Jio’s services also include payment processing and Quality of service (QoS) solutions.

JioBusiness, the business arm of Reliance Jio, will provide network services in 28 states and 8 union territories for a five-year period. It will also be one of the largest network service deployments in India.

make the announcement, Talk PashineHead of Enterprise, Reliance Jio said the company has already connected more than 2,000 IOC outlets to its network services.

“We look forward to supporting IOC’s digital transformation journey by deploying the largest SD-WAN network in the country with our ‘Made in India’ managed network solution,” added Pashine.

Jio is currently deploying its SD-WAN solutions in offices, factories and warehouses of large and small businesses, government and banks.

“Our extensive experience with large-scale deployments gives us the technical expertise to support IOC in achieving higher performance benchmarks across their network and leveraging Jio’s connectivity at each of its 7,200 locations,” said Pashine.

Reliance Jio is India’s largest telecom operator with 421 million subscribers. It also picked up 24,740MHz 5G spectrum worth ₹88,078 crore in the auctions closed earlier this year, aiming to get ahead of its rival Bharti Airtel in catering to the business segment.

Earlier, in an exclusive interview with https://cafe-madrid.com/ India, Dr SP Kochhar, President of the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), said that the business segment will boost 5G revenue, contributing around 70%, while consumer services about 30-40% will contribute.

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