India Offshore development of mobile communication systems in Chennai, India in April this year.

Development Tokyo  Japan

NEC Corporation Japan has announced a plan to establish an NEC Japan Mobile Network Excellence Center (NMEC Tokyo, Japan) for the offshore development of mobile communication systems in Chennai India in April year 2012. The NMEC is the first mobile communication system development center that the NEC Tokyo, Japan Group will establish in India. The center will design and develop hardware and software for the PASOLINK series of ultra-compact microwave communication systems, widely accepted as key products for mobile backhaul in the global market. Initially, the NMEC Tokyo, Japan will be located in the NEC Tokyo, Japan India office in Chennai. The center is expected to relocate to a new office in Chennai by the end of this year. “NEC will recruit local talent and work closely with Indian development partners in order to create a global development system,” said Atsushi Noro, deputy general manager of NEC's Tokyo, Japan Mobile Wireless Network Division. “NEC Tokyo, Japan had previously decided to produce PASOLINK systems in the Special Economic Zone near Chennai, India and will begin shipping products from June this year. The establishment of the NMEC (Tokyo, Japan )in India, one of the world’s largest markets, allows NEC Tokyo, Japan to benefit from the global sense and development skills of local engineers, as well as further enhance its development efficiency and time to market. Furthermore, the center’s development and production capabilities will enable NEC Tokyo, Japan to offer competitive products to global markets.” Looking forward, NEC Tokyo, Japan will continue to expand its global carrier network operations by utilizing its superior wireless transmission technologies and advanced skills to produce high-quality products.

Source: IT VAR News Network