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RAD India is one of more than 20 international offices of RAD Data Communications Ltd, a world leader in networking and internetworking product solutions. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of RAD, it prominently caters to the Indian market, as well as to neighbouring countries.
India has been RAD’s second largest market worldwide since 2004 and today represents RAD’s fastest growing market. Our baseband and xDSL products are the de facto standards for Last Mile connectivity in India, having captured 50 percent of the country's market share. These popular products run hundreds of thousands of kilometers of telecom network infrastructure in the country.
RAD India’s principal goal, therefore, is to strengthen the company's established brand image and mind share with India’s telecommunications operators, cellular service providers, utilities, transportation, and financial sectors. With more than 250 access solutions, RAD has a substantial market opportunity to see its presence grow in every sector of India’s rapidly expanding telecoms market.
Jayant Deo, President of RAD India, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering from the University of Pune and a Masters in Marketing Management from the University of Mumbai. He brings with him two decades of professional experience in the telecommunications industry in India and abroad, having worked for global telecom equipment suppliers such as Motorola, Lucent, Philips, Siemens, Huawei, as well as RAD.
With offices in Mumbai and Gurgaon, RAD India is investing significantly in its ‘strategic focus’ on the Indian market. This includes research and development leading to the design and manufacture of products that are tailored for the Indian telecoms environment. RAD India's business development team, moreover, devises and implements applications that respond to the specific needs of Indian customers. Additionally, the company’s technical support caters to its rapidly growing base of customers in India and the neighbouring countries of Nepal, Bangadesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan.
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