On the business side, approximately 26 million SMEs in the country provides a vast potential market for 4G as the majority of small and medium-sized businesses lack reasonable high-speed Internet service (broadband) in India, mainly in Tier II and Tier III cities.

This is one of the major causes for lack of prevalent adoption of e-Industry Update – Telecom Wireless 4G – Benefits Weigh over Uncertainties 7 commerce by local businesses.

From travelling sales force to accounts sections using internet banking, 4G offers a promise for progression in biz at every level for a small and medium-sized business.

As cloud computing amasses steam, SMEs can make use of IT infrastructure comprising hardware like servers and platforms such as Customer Relationship Management modules on pay-as-you-use basis rather than possessing the infrastructure.

4G provides the vital connection at quicker speeds and reasonable rates, which can hook up the IT system of SMEs to the clouds of service supplier.

Indian cloud computing market is expected to reach $16 billion by 2020, according Nasscom and 4G will be the key for the growth of cloud computing as it has the capacity to carry the huge amount of data needed to be transferred from the clients end to the host server.