Vanco US to present at 2nd Annual IndiaTel Forum

Sudhir Sakhuja of Vanco US will present on a panel entitled “Hot Sectors and Strategic Opportunities” at the 2nd Annual IndiaTel Forum, a program which addresses India’s wireless and broadband markets, opportunities and challenges with outsourcing to India as well as the investment priorities of Indian carriers and the regulatory and policy environment.

[ClickPress, Thu May 24 2007] Sudhir Sakhuja of Vanco US will present on a panel entitled “Hot Sectors and Strategic Opportunities” at the 2nd Annual IndiaTel Forum, a program which addresses India’s wireless and broadband markets, opportunities and challenges with outsourcing to India as well as the investment priorities of Indian carriers and the regulatory and policy environment.

The Vanco presentation on “Building Robust and Cost-Effective Networks: India Telecom Market and Vanco VNO Value Proposition” will cover:
• India Telecom Service Providers
• Challenges to Multinational Companies in setting up Network Infrastructure
• The Vanco Virtual Network Operator Model
• Experiences and Lessons Learned in India
When: Friday, May 25, 2007 2 – 3:30 p.m.

Where: Paul, Hastings, Janofsky and Walker LLP, Washington, DC. For conference information, see http://www.indiatel.us/index.htm

PR Contact: To interview Sudhir Sakhuja or any other Vanco expert, contact: Alison Minaglia, Technology PR for Vanco US at aminaglia@technologypr.com

About Vanco US
Having managed sites in the United States since 1990, in late 2001, after 14 years of showing substantial growth in Europe and Asia Pacific, Vanco PLC (FTSE: VAN), the global pioneer of the Virtual Network model of network sourcing, decided to broaden its reach and introduce the VNO model to the US marketplace.

Since then, Vanco US has helped enterprise customers like Bacardi, Pilkington and EDMC expand and streamline their multi-location networks quickly and cost-effectively. In doing so, customers are provided a single point of contact that will build and manage their global networks as well as guarantee the lowest possible cost over the lifetime of the contract.

In 2005, Vanco bought Universal Access, a Chicago-based provider of carrier-neutral wholesale layer 1 network solutions, to form the heart of its VNO Division. The VNO Division enables telecom carriers, integrators, outsourcers and cable operators like Bell Canada, Asia Netcom, ARINC and Adelphia to expand their networks to reach customers outside of their embedded footprint. The Vanco VNO Division is a single source for carrier-neutral layer 1 connections.

Headquartered in Chicago, Vanco US employs about 100 people in its Enterprise and VNO Divisions. Also located in Chicago is Vanco’s US Network Management Center (NMC) which monitors Vanco’s customers’ networks on a 24x7x365 basis. Vanco also has US offices in New York and Glastonbury, CT.

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