Since 1998-99, Span is recognized for pioneering and promoting new technology solutions in telecommunications and Internet operations in India.

We began business by seeding call center movement in India. Since then we have pioneered with various technology initiatives into India.

2002: VoIP for ILD operations in the carrier segment
2003: Lawful Monitoring solutions among Indian ILD operators
2004: Wimax
2005: Web/email acceleration solutions & SIP telephony
2006: Converged TDM and IP monitoring & Broadband over Power Lines
2007: GSM backhaul optimization & QOS over IP networks
2008: Introduction of IMS & Location Based Services Platform
2009: Last Mile: Launch of In-building solutions

Apart from bringing best of breed solutions to Indian telecom environment, we also ensure continuous growth of our foreign principals business interests. We provide our partners with need based manpower and support staff. Such co-operation and teamwork has resulted in our being awarded many times, viz. the Israel Trade Award and Best Country Partner award from VocalTec and Septier. 

We continue to be in the forefront of promoting Lawful Intercept (LI) solutions since 2003 and have large deployments across all Indian operators. Recently, we have also deployed India’s first Location Based Services (LBS/LCS) platform at MTNL, New Delhi.

Our sincere efforts and ethical work culture has helped us build a good reputation with sound business relations with professionals across the Indian telecom industry. Additionally, Span also shares good working relationships with all switch vendors and system integrators present in India.

Span Group is backed by a team of qualified and experienced professionals who have extensively worked in the Indian telecom environment – from framing of telecom liberalization policies of Government of India, planning modernization of telecom and IT networks, bringing in associated technologies as well as implementing projects on “Turnkey Basis”. 

Our current focus is to offer Broadband/ IP based Services/ VAS to TELCOS and ISPs in the SAARC region i.e. India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan.