Tata Communications Internet Services Limited (erstwhile Primus Telecommunications India Limited)) is a wholly owned Subsidiary of Tata Communications Limited, which is one of the largest telecom companies in the World, with global presence. TCISL provides integrated telecom services to Small & Medium Enterprises under the “Direct Internet” brand. VISL currently offers Services in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune, Coimbatore, Chandigarh, Baroda, Surat & Ahmedabad.

With over 1200 RF broadband corporate customers in India, TCISL is one of the largest private wireless broadband Internet service providers in India. Team Wireless set about implementing more than 1200 Microwave links for the various customers of TCISL across the above cities of India. The Central site at each of these cities was initially connected to a Satellite Earth station for Internet Access. These earth stations were installed by Team engineers. Apart from the Satellite, the Base Station were also connected into the Internet through Fiber, thus, giving the end customer and VISL the redundancy factor for higher availability and uptime commitments.

Team Wireless provides all ongoing support like installation, maintenance and network planning to TCISL for all it's customers in India. Today, this is the largest and the most successful wireless ISP Network in India.

Not only have Team Wireless' implementation team worked on PointRed Technologies for VISL but have also worked and implemented Microwave solutions of UC Wireless, Fresenel, Proxim, Alvarion and PCom, consequently building expertise in the complete Microwave range of equipments for the same customer.

NEDA Telecommunications: Team Wireless set up an entire Telecommunication network for NEDA Telecommunications in Afghanistan. It was a challenge by itself as there were no traditional telecom mediums available like copper or fiber in the entire country. Team Wireless went about setting up a wireless solution because of the following reasons: 1. Quick deployment 2. Easy to maintain 3. Less faultfinding and rectification time 4. Better control over the network. The main advantage of Wireless solution over other modes was that it could be deployed in those areas which are not easily accessible within a few hours.

Since Team Wireless has extensive experience and capabilities of implementing Wireless Networks using PointRed Technologies Microwave Equipment, the same technology was used in setting up the Neda ISP Network in Afghanistan. Team Wireless offered a Point to Multipoint Wireless Internet service. The central site with a Multipoint base station with a specific capacity was designed based on their business opportunity, and plan. The Central Mast was installed at the Central Location in Kabul for customers in Kabul. Similarly, a Central Mast was installed at a Central Location in Mazar-e-Sharief for Customers there. The Central site for Kabul was connected to a Satellite Earth station for Internet Access. This Satellite Earth Station in Kabul used Newskies NSS 6 Satellite for the Satellite bandwidth and connected to REACH, a Tier 1 ISP. A similar Satellite Earth Station was also set up at Mazar-e-sharief, which also used Newskies NSS 6 Satellite for Satellite bandwidth and connected to REACH.

Neda Telecommunications is today one of the largest Wireless Internet and Point-to-Point Service provider in Afghanistan.

IoSTAR International Limited owns and operates a ViaSat LinkStar FTDMA Hub at Hong Kong. It uses NSS-6 Ku Band Capacity which beams over Central Asia and the Indian Subcontinent covering Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal.

Team Wireless has been instrumental in designing and integrating the various elements for setting up IoStar services. From choosing the Satellite technology to integration and implementation, Team Wireless has been instrumental in setting up their network. As a part of Facility Management, Team Wireless today offers Remote Management for IoStar's Hub at Hong Kong. Team Wireless has installed more than 500 Satellite terminals at inhospitable and remote parts of Afghanistan since it's inception.

Today, the entire network is remotely managed by it's Engineers.

UNOPS (United Nations Office for Project Services), Afghanistan is a United Nations Operations network of over 50 Locations (including Kabul the Central Site) spanning the length and breadth of Afghanistan.

32 Provinces across Afghanistan needed to be connected into Kabul for monitoring the just concluded elections in Afghanistan. The central Site at Kabul not only needed to communicate with the 30 provinces but also to the U.S. on a daily basis. UNOPS needed the Remote locations to send data to the Central site at Kabul on a daily basis and also wanted to use this connectivity for Voice from the remote locations to this Central Location.

Additionally, they wanted the Central Site to also enable Video Conferencing with it's US office. A solution offered was the deployment of 30 IoStar LinkStar terminals with VoIP Phones at each of the locations connecting them via the Satellite into Hong Kong, the Io Star Hub Station. Here, Internet requirement would be switched to the Internet with the Intranet applications of UNOPS switched back on a SCPC to the Central Site at Kabul. At Kabul, a Satellite Earth Station, which had an outbound of 512 Kbps and an Inbound of 1 Mb to cater to their huge data/voice requirement was implemented. An 8 Port codex was installed at Kabul to facilitate Voice Call requirements for national and international requirements. To facilitate the International Voice connectivity, a SIP Server was provided at the Hub Station in Hong Kong and switched into the Primus Telecom's International Voice Service, thus allowing Kabul to call internationally using the VoIP device.

The entire project from start to finish was completed in a record time of 21 days which included travel, installation and commissioning at sensitive areas like Gardez, Ghazni and Kandahar where normal modes of transportation was not possible. These are areas in Afghanistan where even locals fear to travel because of the dangers posed.