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TTK is to provide JSC "GLONASS" with protected channels for the organization of a virtual communication network
November, 13th, 2017
TransTeleCom (TTK) has cooperated with JSC GLONASS, the operator of the state automated information system ERA-GLONASS. TTK provides JSC "GLONASS" with protected channels for the organization of a virtual communication network.
JSC GLONASS uses the TransTeleCom network of protected communication channels for the rapid transmission of an emergency data on highways. This data is collected by the ERA-GLONASS system from the regions of the country to the EMERCOM of Russia in the Sverdlovsk Region, located in Yekaterinburg. The incoming calls are processed by the employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, which, if necessary, organizes the emergency response.
"The ERA-GLONASS system is a large-scaled and socially important project for Russia and is aimed at improving safety conditions on the country's highways. In case of responding to the accident, it's a matter of the speed and reliability of information transmission channels. TransTeleCom is one of the leaders in the market for secure communication channels, and participation in the ERA-GLONASS project is yet another proof of our expertise", says Alexander Dubinin, head of the Department of Business Development on the corporate and state market at TransTeleCom.
"For the ERA-GLONASS system we hire strong partners from various fields, including telecommunications. TransTeleCom has its own large-scaled backbone network and an extensive experience in providing reliable and secure communication channels, therefore we trust the company to organize the network, "adds Mikhail Korablev, General Designer for the operation of the GAIS" ERA-GLONASS "at JSC GLONASS.
The state automated information system "ERA-GLONASS" was put into commercial operation in 2015. The system is designed to provide a prompt access to the information about road accidents in Russia, its processing and its transfer to emergency operational services.
All the passenger and freight vehicles are requested to be equipped with devices for emergency services since 1st of the January, 2017. This request applies to the vehicles first transported on the territory of the Eurasian Economic Union. The "ERA-GLONASS" database currently holds up about 1.2 million vehicles registered.
TransTeleCom (TTK) has cooperated with JSC GLONASS, the operator of the state automated information system ERA-GLONASS. TTK provides JSC "GLONASS" with protected channels for the organization of a virtual communication network.
JSC GLONASS uses the TransTeleCom network of protected communication channels for the rapid transmission of an emergency data on highways. This data is collected by the ERA-GLONASS system from the regions of the country to the EMERCOM of Russia in the Sverdlovsk Region, located in Yekaterinburg. The incoming calls are processed by the employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, which, if necessary, organizes the emergency response.
"The ERA-GLONASS system is a large-scaled and socially important project for Russia and is aimed at improving safety conditions on the country's highways. In case of responding to the accident, it's a matter of the speed and reliability of information transmission channels. TransTeleCom is one of the leaders in the market for secure communication channels, and participation in the ERA-GLONASS project is yet another proof of our expertise", says Alexander Dubinin, head of the Department of Business Development on the corporate and state market at TransTeleCom.
"For the ERA-GLONASS system we hire strong partners from various fields, including telecommunications. TransTeleCom has its own large-scaled backbone network and an extensive experience in providing reliable and secure communication channels, therefore we trust the company to organize the network, "adds Mikhail Korablev, General Designer for the operation of the GAIS" ERA-GLONASS "at JSC GLONASS.
The state automated information system "ERA-GLONASS" was put into commercial operation in 2015. The system is designed to provide a prompt access to the information about road accidents in Russia, its processing and its transfer to emergency operational services.
All the passenger and freight vehicles are requested to be equipped with devices for emergency services since 1st of the January, 2017. This request applies to the vehicles first transported on the territory of the Eurasian Economic Union. The "ERA-GLONASS" database currently holds up about 1.2 million vehicles registered.
TTK launches Interactive TV services in small cities
November, 1st, 2017
TransTeleCom (TTK) expands its geography to 89 cities throughout Russia with interactive TV services. The residents of additional 24 small towns now have access to the TV with interactive functions and quality content.
"Interactive TV" by TTK allows you to watch TV channels in HD resolution and to control the broadcast, i.e. to rewind, pause and watch finished issues. The service has now become available for the operator's subscribers in such towns as Akhtubinsk, Znamensk, Frolovo, Bor, Vyksa, Balakhna, Volsk, Ershov, Marx, Vihorevka, Zima, Bodaibo and other small communes of the Volga region, Siberia and the Far East.
"We launched TTK's "Interactive TV" about six months ago as we saw the demand from our subscribers. Now we are actively expanding the geography of the service, because the residents of both big cities and small towns equally want to get access to quality content and to self-control the broadcast. Subscribers can now watch "Interactive TV" not only on the TV screen, but also on mobile devices. And in the near future we will release some more exciting news, "- said vice president of TTK on business development in the mass market Alexei Nazarov.
The package "Social" interactive TV, which includes 60 channels, can be connected for free when purchasing the console. In addition to the regular list of channels the package also provides news, educational, entertainment and music channels. For those who want to get an extra set of channels, TTK offers "Basic" (over 90 channels) and "Advanced" (over 120 channels) packages. With a special request a subscriber can connect to some specific packages of channels for every preference: Amedia Premium HD and Kino for movies fans, Sport, Football, Plus Football and Nash Football for sports fans. "Educational", "Kids" and "Adult" packages are also available in the selection.
"TV without Borders" service lets subscribers to enjoy all the interactive TV functions by TTK regardless their Internet provider. The "Multi-Screen" service allows the subscribers of "Interactive TV" and "TV without borders" to watch their favorite TV channels within the chosen package simultaneously on three devices, i.e. on a TV screen via a console, on a smartphone or tablet via a special application. The mobile "TTK TV" application for devices on iOS and Android is already available in the App Store and Google Play. To authorize in the app you should use your "Interactive television" or "TV without borders" login and password.
"Interactive TV" is gradually enriched with new services. In the near future TTK will offer subscribers a monthly subscription for a wide selection of movies and animations from leading studios. Also TTK will release the option to use its TV services on Smart TV by the end of the year.
For more information on the connection and the content of interactive TV in your city please visit the company's website www.ttk.ru or call the contact center 8 800 775 0 775 (not charged within Russia).
TransTeleCom (TTK) expands its geography to 89 cities throughout Russia with interactive TV services. The residents of additional 24 small towns now have access to the TV with interactive functions and quality content.
"Interactive TV" by TTK allows you to watch TV channels in HD resolution and to control the broadcast, i.e. to rewind, pause and watch finished issues. The service has now become available for the operator's subscribers in such towns as Akhtubinsk, Znamensk, Frolovo, Bor, Vyksa, Balakhna, Volsk, Ershov, Marx, Vihorevka, Zima, Bodaibo and other small communes of the Volga region, Siberia and the Far East.
"We launched TTK's "Interactive TV" about six months ago as we saw the demand from our subscribers. Now we are actively expanding the geography of the service, because the residents of both big cities and small towns equally want to get access to quality content and to self-control the broadcast. Subscribers can now watch "Interactive TV" not only on the TV screen, but also on mobile devices. And in the near future we will release some more exciting news, "- said vice president of TTK on business development in the mass market Alexei Nazarov.
The package "Social" interactive TV, which includes 60 channels, can be connected for free when purchasing the console. In addition to the regular list of channels the package also provides news, educational, entertainment and music channels. For those who want to get an extra set of channels, TTK offers "Basic" (over 90 channels) and "Advanced" (over 120 channels) packages. With a special request a subscriber can connect to some specific packages of channels for every preference: Amedia Premium HD and Kino for movies fans, Sport, Football, Plus Football and Nash Football for sports fans. "Educational", "Kids" and "Adult" packages are also available in the selection.
"TV without Borders" service lets subscribers to enjoy all the interactive TV functions by TTK regardless their Internet provider. The "Multi-Screen" service allows the subscribers of "Interactive TV" and "TV without borders" to watch their favorite TV channels within the chosen package simultaneously on three devices, i.e. on a TV screen via a console, on a smartphone or tablet via a special application. The mobile "TTK TV" application for devices on iOS and Android is already available in the App Store and Google Play. To authorize in the app you should use your "Interactive television" or "TV without borders" login and password.
"Interactive TV" is gradually enriched with new services. In the near future TTK will offer subscribers a monthly subscription for a wide selection of movies and animations from leading studios. Also TTK will release the option to use its TV services on Smart TV by the end of the year.
For more information on the connection and the content of interactive TV in your city please visit the company's website www.ttk.ru or call the contact center 8 800 775 0 775 (not charged within Russia).
TransTeleCom and China Telecom launch the first 100G link between Asia and Europe
October, 20th, 2017
TransTeleCom (ТТК) and China Telecom, one of China's largest telecommunication operators, have developped the first transit telecommunication route connecting China and Europe based on 100G ULH (Ultra Long Haul) DWDM technology. As a part of the project, the companies have constructed a new 100Gbps gateway interface on the border between two countries, in Russian city Zabaikalsk and Chinese one - Manzhouli.
TransTeleCom and China Telecom signed a contract for the lease of a 100 Gbps terrestrial telecom link from the Chinese border to the Frankfurt Internet Exchange Point (F-IX). The contract was awarded by results of selective tendering procedures and is signed for a 10-year period. At present, TTK holds near 20% of the international China-to-Europe data transit market, which represents a half of the Russian transit traffic market.
"We have been working together with China Telecom since 2008 and gradually extending our cooperation. The launched project is the first 100G link between Europe and Asia. And this is yet another demonstration of our company's leading position among Russian backbone network operators which highlights confidence of our international partners in the company. This route is very popular with international clients, therefore we are so hopeful that the project will succeed and our close cooperation with China Mobile will progress in the future," says Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom Company.
"It is important to have a reliable terrestrial channel with low latency for our growing needs in data transmission between Europe and Asia," shares Deng Xiao Feng, CEO of China Telecom Global, "TTK has one of the largest backbone networks in Russia, it is the trusted partner of China Telecom in telecom transit market between Europe and Asia. The new route gives us an opportunity to offer highest quality telecommunication services to our clients both inside and outside China."
TTK has completed the changeover of all its international backbone traffic to Long Haul DWDM network this year. The operator's current network ensures safe traffic for thousands of kilometers with small number of regeneration points and minimum signal latency. Long Haul DWDM is TTK's transnational network with a total length of 20,000 km offers up to 80 optical data transmission channels, 100G each. The implied technology ensures multiplication of amount of traffic transmitted through a spectral bandpass.
The construction of Long Haul DWDM-based backhaul network in TTK's backbone highway has used equipment of world leading solution suppliers. State-of-the-art telecommunication equipment helped to build the world longest regeneration-free transmission in terrestrial network running for over 4,000 km.
TransTeleCom (ТТК) and China Telecom, one of China's largest telecommunication operators, have developped the first transit telecommunication route connecting China and Europe based on 100G ULH (Ultra Long Haul) DWDM technology. As a part of the project, the companies have constructed a new 100Gbps gateway interface on the border between two countries, in Russian city Zabaikalsk and Chinese one - Manzhouli.
TransTeleCom and China Telecom signed a contract for the lease of a 100 Gbps terrestrial telecom link from the Chinese border to the Frankfurt Internet Exchange Point (F-IX). The contract was awarded by results of selective tendering procedures and is signed for a 10-year period. At present, TTK holds near 20% of the international China-to-Europe data transit market, which represents a half of the Russian transit traffic market.
"We have been working together with China Telecom since 2008 and gradually extending our cooperation. The launched project is the first 100G link between Europe and Asia. And this is yet another demonstration of our company's leading position among Russian backbone network operators which highlights confidence of our international partners in the company. This route is very popular with international clients, therefore we are so hopeful that the project will succeed and our close cooperation with China Mobile will progress in the future," says Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom Company.
"It is important to have a reliable terrestrial channel with low latency for our growing needs in data transmission between Europe and Asia," shares Deng Xiao Feng, CEO of China Telecom Global, "TTK has one of the largest backbone networks in Russia, it is the trusted partner of China Telecom in telecom transit market between Europe and Asia. The new route gives us an opportunity to offer highest quality telecommunication services to our clients both inside and outside China."
TTK has completed the changeover of all its international backbone traffic to Long Haul DWDM network this year. The operator's current network ensures safe traffic for thousands of kilometers with small number of regeneration points and minimum signal latency. Long Haul DWDM is TTK's transnational network with a total length of 20,000 km offers up to 80 optical data transmission channels, 100G each. The implied technology ensures multiplication of amount of traffic transmitted through a spectral bandpass.
The construction of Long Haul DWDM-based backhaul network in TTK's backbone highway has used equipment of world leading solution suppliers. State-of-the-art telecommunication equipment helped to build the world longest regeneration-free transmission in terrestrial network running for over 4,000 km.
TransTeleCom and the Ministry of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan are now in charge for the road safety at railway crossings
October, 19th, 2017
TransTeleCom (TTK) has signed an agreement with the Ministry of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan and the GBU "Road Safety" on the implementation of a pilot project which helps to fix violations of the highway code at railway crossings.
The cooperation is aimed to improve the traffic safety on railway crossings in the Republic of Tatarstan. The agreement was signed by Roman Shayhutdinov, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan, Rifkat Minnikhanov, Director of the State Road Safety Administration, and Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom Company.
The contract with JSC Russian Railways charges TransTeleCom to provide railway crossings in the Republic of Tatarstan with equipment for photo and video surveillance of violations of highway code. TransTeleCom is engaged in the supply, installation and commissioning of systems which automatically detect violations of traffic rules at the crossings and capture photos of the vehicle of the violator. In addition the equipment can identify the license plates.
As the part of the pilot project all the information from photo and video cameras will be transferred to the "Road safety" organization in order to fix violations and to collect data for statistics. The organization is engaged in improving road safety, reducing the level of accidents and traffic injuries on the roads of the Republic of Tatarstan, ensuring the proper condition of highways.
As for the placement of photo and video capturing systems, The Ministry of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan will provide assistance with coordinating this process with authorized bodies, and will ensure the collection and compilation of statistical information on the implementation of the pilot project. This data will include the information on the number and types of recorded violations of the Road Traffic Regulations, decisions on cases of administrative violations, as well as the payment of fines resulted in the budget revenue of the Republic of Tatarstan
"TransTeleCom sees great potential in projects related to transport safety. The provision of photo and video recording systems for railway crossings in Tatarstan is just the beginning, and we are ready to continue this work both in equipping the crossings and in operating automatic systems. The experience and the availability of qualified staff allows us to implement various infrastructural projects, including those in the field of video surveillance, control and access control", says Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom.
TransTeleCom (TTK) has signed an agreement with the Ministry of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan and the GBU "Road Safety" on the implementation of a pilot project which helps to fix violations of the highway code at railway crossings.
The cooperation is aimed to improve the traffic safety on railway crossings in the Republic of Tatarstan. The agreement was signed by Roman Shayhutdinov, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan, Rifkat Minnikhanov, Director of the State Road Safety Administration, and Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom Company.
The contract with JSC Russian Railways charges TransTeleCom to provide railway crossings in the Republic of Tatarstan with equipment for photo and video surveillance of violations of highway code. TransTeleCom is engaged in the supply, installation and commissioning of systems which automatically detect violations of traffic rules at the crossings and capture photos of the vehicle of the violator. In addition the equipment can identify the license plates.
As the part of the pilot project all the information from photo and video cameras will be transferred to the "Road safety" organization in order to fix violations and to collect data for statistics. The organization is engaged in improving road safety, reducing the level of accidents and traffic injuries on the roads of the Republic of Tatarstan, ensuring the proper condition of highways.
As for the placement of photo and video capturing systems, The Ministry of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan will provide assistance with coordinating this process with authorized bodies, and will ensure the collection and compilation of statistical information on the implementation of the pilot project. This data will include the information on the number and types of recorded violations of the Road Traffic Regulations, decisions on cases of administrative violations, as well as the payment of fines resulted in the budget revenue of the Republic of Tatarstan
"TransTeleCom sees great potential in projects related to transport safety. The provision of photo and video recording systems for railway crossings in Tatarstan is just the beginning, and we are ready to continue this work both in equipping the crossings and in operating automatic systems. The experience and the availability of qualified staff allows us to implement various infrastructural projects, including those in the field of video surveillance, control and access control", says Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom.
TransTeleCom and the Ministry of Communications discussed progress of Yakutia digitization
September 28, 2017
Yandex Money will operate through Internet by TransTeleCom
August, 16th, 2017
TransTeleCom will provide high speed Internet access to Yandex Money, well-known Russian e-payment service. The e-payments will be ensured via a 5 GB/s communication link.
According to the contract awarded to TransTeleCom after the open bidding procedure, the network operator will provide Yandex Money with an Internet access channel ensuring at least 5 GB/s traffic capacity for five years period. The connection of Yandex Money system to TTK network will be arranged in Moscow through the MSK-IX, Russian largest Internet exchange point.
"Delivery of services to major Russian players needed cutting-edge communications technologies is a key field for our B2B segment. Such an innovative company as Yandex Money belongs to such market players. TransTeleCom has been providing a 50 Mb/s virtual communication link between Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod to the e-payment service since 2014, traffic rate was increased to 100 Mb/s in 2016. We are pleased to expand our cooperation and bring it to a new level," says Alexander Dubinin, Director of B2B and B2G Business Development Department of TransTeleCom.
"The number of online payments in Russia steadily increases, with over 15,000 new digital wallet accounts created on a daily basis on Yandex Money. Our demand for a high-profile infrastructure and reliable Internet access increases accordingly. Eleven large network providers participated in our bid setting extremely high standard requirements including service uninterrupted operation, committed information rate, DDoS protection and 24-hour support. TTK offer was accepted as the best value for money one," says Dmitry Kruglov, IT Director of Yandex Money.
TransTeleCom will provide high speed Internet access to Yandex Money, well-known Russian e-payment service. The e-payments will be ensured via a 5 GB/s communication link.
According to the contract awarded to TransTeleCom after the open bidding procedure, the network operator will provide Yandex Money with an Internet access channel ensuring at least 5 GB/s traffic capacity for five years period. The connection of Yandex Money system to TTK network will be arranged in Moscow through the MSK-IX, Russian largest Internet exchange point.
"Delivery of services to major Russian players needed cutting-edge communications technologies is a key field for our B2B segment. Such an innovative company as Yandex Money belongs to such market players. TransTeleCom has been providing a 50 Mb/s virtual communication link between Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod to the e-payment service since 2014, traffic rate was increased to 100 Mb/s in 2016. We are pleased to expand our cooperation and bring it to a new level," says Alexander Dubinin, Director of B2B and B2G Business Development Department of TransTeleCom.
"The number of online payments in Russia steadily increases, with over 15,000 new digital wallet accounts created on a daily basis on Yandex Money. Our demand for a high-profile infrastructure and reliable Internet access increases accordingly. Eleven large network providers participated in our bid setting extremely high standard requirements including service uninterrupted operation, committed information rate, DDoS protection and 24-hour support. TTK offer was accepted as the best value for money one," says Dmitry Kruglov, IT Director of Yandex Money.
Adler seen the highest Wi-Fi traffic at Russian Railway terminals this summer
August, 9th, 2017
The number of users of TransTeleCom Wi-Fi network available in railway terminals throughout Russia has increased and exceeded 2, 7 Million people. The amount of downloaded data reflects to the traditional summer growth of passengers. Nearly half a million users have already logged into Wi-Fi network at railway terminals this summer.
At the peak of summer, TTK witnessed changes in the rating of railway stations with the highest number of Wi-Fi connections. Adler railway terminal ranked first in total number of 'downloading' passengers with more than 17 500 people taking advantage of free Wi-Fi access while waiting for train. The TOP-10 also included rail terminals of Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Novosibirsk and Anapa.
The highest amounts of data downloaded via Wi-Fi connection were registered in cities as follows:
1. Moscow (Leningradsky, Kursky, Yaroslavsky, Kazansky and Paveletsky railway terminals)
2. Adler
3. Krasnodar
4. Novosibirsk
5. Chita
6. Rostov-on-Don
'Free Wi-Fi Access for key Russian Terminals has been successfully implemented by the Railway Terminal Division of Russian Railways and TransTeleCom Company since September of 2015. The total of 107 railway terminals has received wireless network access during the period. The overall amount of the downloaded data since the beginning of the project has reached today more than 1 PByte.
Since the beginning of 2017, more than 1,6 MN passengers have signed up with the railway terminals public Wi-Fi network in order to get access to messaging, online surfing and even online viewing of feature-length movies.
To take advantage of free Wi-Fi at railway terminals, you have to go through the authorization procedure only once, and your device will be automatically connected to the network in any railway terminal with available TTK Wi-Fi network.
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TTK Wi-Fi network operates at Russian railway stations as follows: Moscow, Smolensk, Ryazan, Bryansk, Tula, Kaluga, Tver, Saint Petersburg, Vyborg, Petrozavodsk, Pskov, Veliky Novgorod, Vologda, Rybinsk, Yaroslavl, Arkhangelsk, Cherepovets, Samara, Ufa, Kazan and the Kazan City station Vosstanie, Nizhny Nvgorod, Vladimir, Astrakhan, Volgograd, Saratov, Voronezh, Belgorod, Makhachkala, Stavropol, Mineralnye Vody, Vladikavkaz, Derbent, Nalchik, Taganrog, Krasnodar, Sochi, Rostov-on-Don, Pyatigorsk, Anapa, Chelyabinsk, Perm, Tyumen, Ekaterinburg, Omsk, Biysk, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, Ulan-Ude, the Bratsk City station Padunskye Porogi, Severobaikalsk, Chita, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Grodekovo, Volkhovstroi, Kaliningrad, Murmansk, Kursk, Orel, Glazov, Izhevsk, Kovrov, Kirov, Murom, Dzerzhinsk, Rostov, Essentuki, Kislovodsk, Novorossiysk, Tambov, Penza, Ruzayevka, Saransk, Syzran, Ulyanovsk, Nizhny Tagil, Kurgan, Orenburg, Angarsk, Vikhorevka, Zima.
The number of users of TransTeleCom Wi-Fi network available in railway terminals throughout Russia has increased and exceeded 2, 7 Million people. The amount of downloaded data reflects to the traditional summer growth of passengers. Nearly half a million users have already logged into Wi-Fi network at railway terminals this summer.
At the peak of summer, TTK witnessed changes in the rating of railway stations with the highest number of Wi-Fi connections. Adler railway terminal ranked first in total number of 'downloading' passengers with more than 17 500 people taking advantage of free Wi-Fi access while waiting for train. The TOP-10 also included rail terminals of Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Novosibirsk and Anapa.
The highest amounts of data downloaded via Wi-Fi connection were registered in cities as follows:
1. Moscow (Leningradsky, Kursky, Yaroslavsky, Kazansky and Paveletsky railway terminals)
2. Adler
3. Krasnodar
4. Novosibirsk
5. Chita
6. Rostov-on-Don
'Free Wi-Fi Access for key Russian Terminals has been successfully implemented by the Railway Terminal Division of Russian Railways and TransTeleCom Company since September of 2015. The total of 107 railway terminals has received wireless network access during the period. The overall amount of the downloaded data since the beginning of the project has reached today more than 1 PByte.
Since the beginning of 2017, more than 1,6 MN passengers have signed up with the railway terminals public Wi-Fi network in order to get access to messaging, online surfing and even online viewing of feature-length movies.
To take advantage of free Wi-Fi at railway terminals, you have to go through the authorization procedure only once, and your device will be automatically connected to the network in any railway terminal with available TTK Wi-Fi network.
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TTK Wi-Fi network operates at Russian railway stations as follows: Moscow, Smolensk, Ryazan, Bryansk, Tula, Kaluga, Tver, Saint Petersburg, Vyborg, Petrozavodsk, Pskov, Veliky Novgorod, Vologda, Rybinsk, Yaroslavl, Arkhangelsk, Cherepovets, Samara, Ufa, Kazan and the Kazan City station Vosstanie, Nizhny Nvgorod, Vladimir, Astrakhan, Volgograd, Saratov, Voronezh, Belgorod, Makhachkala, Stavropol, Mineralnye Vody, Vladikavkaz, Derbent, Nalchik, Taganrog, Krasnodar, Sochi, Rostov-on-Don, Pyatigorsk, Anapa, Chelyabinsk, Perm, Tyumen, Ekaterinburg, Omsk, Biysk, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, Ulan-Ude, the Bratsk City station Padunskye Porogi, Severobaikalsk, Chita, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Grodekovo, Volkhovstroi, Kaliningrad, Murmansk, Kursk, Orel, Glazov, Izhevsk, Kovrov, Kirov, Murom, Dzerzhinsk, Rostov, Essentuki, Kislovodsk, Novorossiysk, Tambov, Penza, Ruzayevka, Saransk, Syzran, Ulyanovsk, Nizhny Tagil, Kurgan, Orenburg, Angarsk, Vikhorevka, Zima.
TransTeleCom connects stations of Saint Petersburg Customs
August, 8th, 2017
TransTeleCom, one of the largest Russian network operators, provides communications services to Saint Petersburg Customs within a coverage area including St. Petersburg, the Leningrad Region, Vologda, and Novgorod regions, and in the Komi Republic.
According to the state-run contract awarded after an open tender, TransTeleCom provides 47 digital channels delivering from 2 Mbit/s to 40 Mbit/s access speeds. Available secure channels allow data transferring between customs offices and stations.
"TransTeleCom actively participates in tenders for telecommunication service providers called by large private and public customers with a view to ensure a serious market share in this segment," said Alexander Dubinin, Director of B2B Business Development Department of TransTeleCom. "Reliable and immediate information flow is crucial for customs operations, and we guarantee a high quality of service through the provided links."
"To ensure efficient performance, Saint Petersburg Customs takes full advantage of today`s communication services. They are essential for internal processes like paper flow and in-house communications, and for goods declaration and communication with federal and regional authorities," underlined Igor Kochanov, acting Head of Saint Petersburg Customs.
The history of cooperation between TransTeleCom and Saint Petersburg Customs dates back to 2013 with provision of national and international long-distance calls. The above contract enriches the range of services with communication channels service.
The Saint Petersburg Customs is a part of the Northwestern Customs Division of the Federal Customs Service. It operates in five territorial entities of the Russian Federation: Saint Petersburg, the Leningrad, Novgorod, Vologda regions, and the Republic of Komi. Saint Petersburg Customs alone comprises 21 customs stations with a headcount exceeding eight hundred qualified employees.
TransTeleCom, one of the largest Russian network operators, provides communications services to Saint Petersburg Customs within a coverage area including St. Petersburg, the Leningrad Region, Vologda, and Novgorod regions, and in the Komi Republic.
According to the state-run contract awarded after an open tender, TransTeleCom provides 47 digital channels delivering from 2 Mbit/s to 40 Mbit/s access speeds. Available secure channels allow data transferring between customs offices and stations.
"TransTeleCom actively participates in tenders for telecommunication service providers called by large private and public customers with a view to ensure a serious market share in this segment," said Alexander Dubinin, Director of B2B Business Development Department of TransTeleCom. "Reliable and immediate information flow is crucial for customs operations, and we guarantee a high quality of service through the provided links."
"To ensure efficient performance, Saint Petersburg Customs takes full advantage of today`s communication services. They are essential for internal processes like paper flow and in-house communications, and for goods declaration and communication with federal and regional authorities," underlined Igor Kochanov, acting Head of Saint Petersburg Customs.
The history of cooperation between TransTeleCom and Saint Petersburg Customs dates back to 2013 with provision of national and international long-distance calls. The above contract enriches the range of services with communication channels service.
The Saint Petersburg Customs is a part of the Northwestern Customs Division of the Federal Customs Service. It operates in five territorial entities of the Russian Federation: Saint Petersburg, the Leningrad, Novgorod, Vologda regions, and the Republic of Komi. Saint Petersburg Customs alone comprises 21 customs stations with a headcount exceeding eight hundred qualified employees.
New mobile network operator TTK Mobile launched in Rostov region
July, 18th, 2017
A new mobile network operator TTK Mobile announced the roll out of its service in Rostov region.
Since mid-July, existing consumers and new TTK Mobile subscribers will get a customer-tailored mobile service based on a combination of affordable price and a wide range of tariffs.
TTK Mobile tariff range offers different data allowances from 2 to 20 GB and outgoing calls from 120 to 3000 minutes per month. All plans include unlimited calls between TTK Mobile subscribers and unlimited text messages. The most affordable tariff will cost RUR 150 per month only.
TTK Mobile subscribers will get such essential options as mobile Web, voice and data connection. Each plan is transparent for customers: no hidden payments, fee-based subscriptions and additional post-service charges, thus keeping the subscribers from accidental activation of chargeable services and additional unexpected costs.
One of TTK services advantages is no extra charges for long distance calls and national roaming. All outgoing calls across Russia and roaming minutes are included in minutes-based tariffs. The subscribers do not lose any unused data and minutes at the end of the month and keep them for another prepaid period.
The company also offers a pay-per-minute plan for its subscribers that charges only the amount of minutes and data used within a month.
In Q4 2017, TTK is planning to offer a convergent service based of three options: mobile communication, residential Internet and Interactive TV. The company will provide a discount for users of the full package, thus enables to save significantly on monthly payments. All services will be pegged to the single account that would make the product of TTK easy-to-use for all family.
"The launch of TTK Mobile is another important step for TransTeleCom which offers to customers a full range of telecommunications services. We see subscribers are interested in a new service; over 2,000 people from Rostov Region and Krasnodar Krai have pre-booked SIM-cards at our website. We have prepared a special offer for them – The First – with unique options", says Alexey Nazarov, Vice-President, B2C Business Development, "We expect 40% of TTK broadband customers to will use TTK Mobile within five years."
To launch its mobile service, the Company has signed a contract with Tele2 that provides infrastructure to TTK and serves as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO). By the end of 2017, TTK Mobile will be launched in Siberia, Ural, in Central and Northwest Russia. In the course of the year TTK SIM card will be available for the customers in most cities of TTK and Tele 2 operations.
More details about plans and subscription are available in sales offices or at mobile.myttk.ru.
A new mobile network operator TTK Mobile announced the roll out of its service in Rostov region.
Since mid-July, existing consumers and new TTK Mobile subscribers will get a customer-tailored mobile service based on a combination of affordable price and a wide range of tariffs.
TTK Mobile tariff range offers different data allowances from 2 to 20 GB and outgoing calls from 120 to 3000 minutes per month. All plans include unlimited calls between TTK Mobile subscribers and unlimited text messages. The most affordable tariff will cost RUR 150 per month only.
TTK Mobile subscribers will get such essential options as mobile Web, voice and data connection. Each plan is transparent for customers: no hidden payments, fee-based subscriptions and additional post-service charges, thus keeping the subscribers from accidental activation of chargeable services and additional unexpected costs.
One of TTK services advantages is no extra charges for long distance calls and national roaming. All outgoing calls across Russia and roaming minutes are included in minutes-based tariffs. The subscribers do not lose any unused data and minutes at the end of the month and keep them for another prepaid period.
The company also offers a pay-per-minute plan for its subscribers that charges only the amount of minutes and data used within a month.
In Q4 2017, TTK is planning to offer a convergent service based of three options: mobile communication, residential Internet and Interactive TV. The company will provide a discount for users of the full package, thus enables to save significantly on monthly payments. All services will be pegged to the single account that would make the product of TTK easy-to-use for all family.
"The launch of TTK Mobile is another important step for TransTeleCom which offers to customers a full range of telecommunications services. We see subscribers are interested in a new service; over 2,000 people from Rostov Region and Krasnodar Krai have pre-booked SIM-cards at our website. We have prepared a special offer for them – The First – with unique options", says Alexey Nazarov, Vice-President, B2C Business Development, "We expect 40% of TTK broadband customers to will use TTK Mobile within five years."
To launch its mobile service, the Company has signed a contract with Tele2 that provides infrastructure to TTK and serves as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO). By the end of 2017, TTK Mobile will be launched in Siberia, Ural, in Central and Northwest Russia. In the course of the year TTK SIM card will be available for the customers in most cities of TTK and Tele 2 operations.
More details about plans and subscription are available in sales offices or at mobile.myttk.ru.
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FIFA World Cup 2018 guests will be able to authorize in Wi-Fi networks at the railway stations by ticket number
June 15th, 2018
By the start of the FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia, TransTeleCom launched a service of an authorization in Wi-Fi networks at railway stations of host cities by the ticket number. First of all, the solution will help foreign guests, who may not have a SIM-card of the Russian mobile operator. Earlier, the authorization in Wi-Fi networks was provided via mobile phone numbers only.
Authorization system of integrated Wi-Fi network, available at 31 railway stations in the cities hosting the FIFA 2018 World Cup matches in Russia, was embedded in JSC RZhD Automated control system for reservation of seats and ticket "Express". This helps to identify the passenger when registering in the wireless network under Russian law requirements. At the same time, a complete safety of passenger's data is ensured.
In order to connect to the wireless Internet, passengers need to find the network name in the settings of their device and undergo a simple authorization procedure by entering the number of their railway ticket into the corresponding field. People can authorize by the travel ticket number four hours before the departure of the train and within four hours after arriving at the station.
"All the telecommunication operators are now striving to contribute to the preparations for the World Championship to ensure availability of services for players and fans. Thousands of foreign tourists will appreciate the convenience of free Wi-Fi at railway stations", says Roman Kravtsov, President, TransTeleCom.
By the start of the FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia, TransTeleCom launched a service of an authorization in Wi-Fi networks at railway stations of host cities by the ticket number. First of all, the solution will help foreign guests, who may not have a SIM-card of the Russian mobile operator. Earlier, the authorization in Wi-Fi networks was provided via mobile phone numbers only.
Authorization system of integrated Wi-Fi network, available at 31 railway stations in the cities hosting the FIFA 2018 World Cup matches in Russia, was embedded in JSC RZhD Automated control system for reservation of seats and ticket "Express". This helps to identify the passenger when registering in the wireless network under Russian law requirements. At the same time, a complete safety of passenger's data is ensured.
In order to connect to the wireless Internet, passengers need to find the network name in the settings of their device and undergo a simple authorization procedure by entering the number of their railway ticket into the corresponding field. People can authorize by the travel ticket number four hours before the departure of the train and within four hours after arriving at the station.
"All the telecommunication operators are now striving to contribute to the preparations for the World Championship to ensure availability of services for players and fans. Thousands of foreign tourists will appreciate the convenience of free Wi-Fi at railway stations", says Roman Kravtsov, President, TransTeleCom.
TransTeleKom Leading in Subscriber Base Growth in Q1
May 17th, 2018
Reportedly to TMT Consulting agency study issued in Q1 2018, TransTeleKom (TTK) ranked first among broadband service providers by the relative gain of the subscriber base.
According to TMT Consulting study, the operator is among the five biggest broadband service providers. By comparison to its results in Q4 2017, TransTeleKom has increased its subscriber base by 1.6%. After the launch of the broadband access service, the operator has been showing positive quarter-on-quarter dynamics in its subscriber base which is based on an upgrade of the network and launch of new products for customers.
TTK delivers broadband Internet service in 250 localities across the country. The Interactive TV service launched in 2017 offers access to high-definition channels with pause and rewind features, broadcast archiving for up to three days, interactive TV guide and Pay-per-View service (video content subscriptions). TTK`s OTT service Unlimited TV makes it possible to watch TV broadcasts with any Internet providers across Russia. The company has launched own TTK TV app and a SMART TV app.
Moreover, last year TransTeleKom entered the mobile market with the launch of its virtual TTK Mobile operator using the infrastructure of its technology partner Tele2. The service is currently available to subscribers located in Krasnodar Krai and Chelyabinsk regions. TTK subscribers can benefit from the convergent Single Account offer that makes it possible to save on communication costs by connecting several services provided by the operator to one account. The new convergent product can be used to tie the Single Account to Home Internet and Mobile Service and additionally to TTK's Interactive TV or Unlimited TV.
Reportedly to TMT Consulting agency study issued in Q1 2018, TransTeleKom (TTK) ranked first among broadband service providers by the relative gain of the subscriber base.
According to TMT Consulting study, the operator is among the five biggest broadband service providers. By comparison to its results in Q4 2017, TransTeleKom has increased its subscriber base by 1.6%. After the launch of the broadband access service, the operator has been showing positive quarter-on-quarter dynamics in its subscriber base which is based on an upgrade of the network and launch of new products for customers.
TTK delivers broadband Internet service in 250 localities across the country. The Interactive TV service launched in 2017 offers access to high-definition channels with pause and rewind features, broadcast archiving for up to three days, interactive TV guide and Pay-per-View service (video content subscriptions). TTK`s OTT service Unlimited TV makes it possible to watch TV broadcasts with any Internet providers across Russia. The company has launched own TTK TV app and a SMART TV app.
Moreover, last year TransTeleKom entered the mobile market with the launch of its virtual TTK Mobile operator using the infrastructure of its technology partner Tele2. The service is currently available to subscribers located in Krasnodar Krai and Chelyabinsk regions. TTK subscribers can benefit from the convergent Single Account offer that makes it possible to save on communication costs by connecting several services provided by the operator to one account. The new convergent product can be used to tie the Single Account to Home Internet and Mobile Service and additionally to TTK's Interactive TV or Unlimited TV.
Suburban Railway Stations to Offer Wi-Fi for Passengers on the eve of FIFA World Cup
April 10th, 2018
Wi-Fi Internet access will become available for passengers at suburban railway stations. Before the start of the FIFA World Cup, free Wi-Fi access will become available at 29 suburban railway stations and platforms in Moscow, Leningrad, Kaliningrad, Chelyabinsk, Sverdlovsk, Rostov and Volgograd regions, Tatarstan, and other Russian regions.
The project will be delivered by TransTeleKom (TTK), an operator that already provides Wi-Fi access to visitors of 107 largest railway stations across Russia. The operator has signed an agreement with the Central Directorate for Passenger Facilities, a branch of the Russian Railways, to provide Wi-Fi service at 29 suburban railway stations and platforms by 2020.
To access the Internet via Wi-Fi, passengers need to find the network name on their devices and go through a simple, one-time authorization. Then, their smartphones or tablets will automatically connect to the network at all suburban railway stations covered by the Wi-Fi service.
"TransTeleKom has been providing the service of the Unified Wi-Fi Network since 2015, offering authorization-based Internet access at some of the largest railway stations across the country. During this time, visitors to Russian railway stations have connected to the Internet more than 5.5 million times," says Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleKom. "Our experience helps us develop the project and enhance its availability for customers."
"During the FIFA World Cup, which will be held in several Russian cities, the passenger traffic carried by all means of transportation is going to increase, and we expect suburban railway stations to will receive more visitors as well. We want to provide people waiting for their suburban or intercity trains with up-to-date Internet access options, so that they can read the latest news, plan their itinerary, watch broadcasts and communicate. With that goal in mind, together with TransTeleKom we will provide Internet access at 29 railway stations and platforms. We hope that in the future, the number of connected stations is going to grow," comments Oleg Averochkin, Deputy Head for Operations, Central Directorate for Passenger Facilities.
Wi-Fi access will shortly become available at suburban stations Chudovo Moskovskoye, Kaliningrad-Severny, Svetlogorsk-2, Zelenogradsk, Bologoye-Moskovskoye, Vyshni Volochek, Rzhev-Baltiyski, Strelna, Pavlovsk, Novy Petergof, Tsarskoye Selo, Malaya Vishera, Klin, Sviyazhsk, Rostov-Glavny, Aksai, Pridacha, Volgograd-2, Srednevolzhskaya, Kungur, Verkhni Ufalei, suburban pavilion Tushino, railway stations Bataisk and Vasilyevo-Petrovskaya and at stations and platforms Aeroport, Vekovka, Matsesta, Olimpiiskaya Derevnya, and Pervomaiskaya.
Wi-Fi Internet access will become available for passengers at suburban railway stations. Before the start of the FIFA World Cup, free Wi-Fi access will become available at 29 suburban railway stations and platforms in Moscow, Leningrad, Kaliningrad, Chelyabinsk, Sverdlovsk, Rostov and Volgograd regions, Tatarstan, and other Russian regions.
The project will be delivered by TransTeleKom (TTK), an operator that already provides Wi-Fi access to visitors of 107 largest railway stations across Russia. The operator has signed an agreement with the Central Directorate for Passenger Facilities, a branch of the Russian Railways, to provide Wi-Fi service at 29 suburban railway stations and platforms by 2020.
To access the Internet via Wi-Fi, passengers need to find the network name on their devices and go through a simple, one-time authorization. Then, their smartphones or tablets will automatically connect to the network at all suburban railway stations covered by the Wi-Fi service.
"TransTeleKom has been providing the service of the Unified Wi-Fi Network since 2015, offering authorization-based Internet access at some of the largest railway stations across the country. During this time, visitors to Russian railway stations have connected to the Internet more than 5.5 million times," says Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleKom. "Our experience helps us develop the project and enhance its availability for customers."
"During the FIFA World Cup, which will be held in several Russian cities, the passenger traffic carried by all means of transportation is going to increase, and we expect suburban railway stations to will receive more visitors as well. We want to provide people waiting for their suburban or intercity trains with up-to-date Internet access options, so that they can read the latest news, plan their itinerary, watch broadcasts and communicate. With that goal in mind, together with TransTeleKom we will provide Internet access at 29 railway stations and platforms. We hope that in the future, the number of connected stations is going to grow," comments Oleg Averochkin, Deputy Head for Operations, Central Directorate for Passenger Facilities.
Wi-Fi access will shortly become available at suburban stations Chudovo Moskovskoye, Kaliningrad-Severny, Svetlogorsk-2, Zelenogradsk, Bologoye-Moskovskoye, Vyshni Volochek, Rzhev-Baltiyski, Strelna, Pavlovsk, Novy Petergof, Tsarskoye Selo, Malaya Vishera, Klin, Sviyazhsk, Rostov-Glavny, Aksai, Pridacha, Volgograd-2, Srednevolzhskaya, Kungur, Verkhni Ufalei, suburban pavilion Tushino, railway stations Bataisk and Vasilyevo-Petrovskaya and at stations and platforms Aeroport, Vekovka, Matsesta, Olimpiiskaya Derevnya, and Pervomaiskaya.
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TTK TV App Launched for LG Smart TV Devices
March, 13th, 2018
TTK TV, an app that connects the user to a wide range of channels with broadcast management and pay-per-view functionality, is now available to the owners of LG Smart TVs. The app is available for installation from the LG Content Store and is free of charge for subscribers of TTK's Interactive TV, OTT service Unlimited TV or users of the TTK TV mobile app.
To sign in the new app, users need to use their login and password details associated with an active account in one of the TTK TV services. A customer who is not a TTK TV subscriber can sign up in the TTK TV mobile app and then use the new login and password to sign in the Smart TV app.
TTK's Interactive TV service was launched in spring 2017 and by now it is available in 128 cities across Russia. It offers a high-definition TV experience with the whole range of interactive functions: live TV pause and rewind, broadcast archiving for up to three days, interactive TV guide. In June, TTK launched its OTT service, Unlimited TV, making it possible to watch TTK's TV broadcasts with any internet providers across Russia. Later in fall the company presented its TTK TV mobile app.
The launch of the new Smart TV app is a new stage in the development of the Multiscreen service, which was introduced by TTK in September 2017. The service makes it possible to use a single account to watch TV broadcasts from the activated package on several devices simultaneously. Previously, the service combined access to video content from the TV screen via a set-top box, and from the smartphone or tablet screen via the mobile app. The TTK TV app for Smart TVs can be used both by the TTK's home internet subscribers and customers of other internet providers. In the nearest time, the app will become available to the owners of Smart TVs from other manufacturers.
TTK includes a number of basic channel packages in its Interactive TV service. The Social package offers 60 channels and can be activated free of charge after the purchase of a set-top box. Apart from the federal TV channels, it includes news, educational, entertainment and music channels. Those who wish to have access to an additional set of channels will appreciate TTK's offer of the Basic (over 90 channels) and Extended (over 120 channels) packages. Optionally, a subscriber can choose to add special thematic channel packages to fit any taste: Amedia Premium HD and Kino for movie and TV show lovers, Sport, Football, Plus Football and Nash Football for sports fans, and Poznavatelny (Educational), Detsky (Kids) and Dlya Vzroslykh (18+) packages.
TTK TV, an app that connects the user to a wide range of channels with broadcast management and pay-per-view functionality, is now available to the owners of LG Smart TVs. The app is available for installation from the LG Content Store and is free of charge for subscribers of TTK's Interactive TV, OTT service Unlimited TV or users of the TTK TV mobile app.
To sign in the new app, users need to use their login and password details associated with an active account in one of the TTK TV services. A customer who is not a TTK TV subscriber can sign up in the TTK TV mobile app and then use the new login and password to sign in the Smart TV app.
TTK's Interactive TV service was launched in spring 2017 and by now it is available in 128 cities across Russia. It offers a high-definition TV experience with the whole range of interactive functions: live TV pause and rewind, broadcast archiving for up to three days, interactive TV guide. In June, TTK launched its OTT service, Unlimited TV, making it possible to watch TTK's TV broadcasts with any internet providers across Russia. Later in fall the company presented its TTK TV mobile app.
The launch of the new Smart TV app is a new stage in the development of the Multiscreen service, which was introduced by TTK in September 2017. The service makes it possible to use a single account to watch TV broadcasts from the activated package on several devices simultaneously. Previously, the service combined access to video content from the TV screen via a set-top box, and from the smartphone or tablet screen via the mobile app. The TTK TV app for Smart TVs can be used both by the TTK's home internet subscribers and customers of other internet providers. In the nearest time, the app will become available to the owners of Smart TVs from other manufacturers.
TTK includes a number of basic channel packages in its Interactive TV service. The Social package offers 60 channels and can be activated free of charge after the purchase of a set-top box. Apart from the federal TV channels, it includes news, educational, entertainment and music channels. Those who wish to have access to an additional set of channels will appreciate TTK's offer of the Basic (over 90 channels) and Extended (over 120 channels) packages. Optionally, a subscriber can choose to add special thematic channel packages to fit any taste: Amedia Premium HD and Kino for movie and TV show lovers, Sport, Football, Plus Football and Nash Football for sports fans, and Poznavatelny (Educational), Detsky (Kids) and Dlya Vzroslykh (18+) packages.
TransTeleKom Leads in 2017 Subscriber Base Growth Rate
February, 26th, 2018
According to the "Russian Broadband Access Market in Retail Segment 2017" study conducted by TMT Consulting, TransTeleKom has ranked second among broadband Internet operators by its relative subscriber base gain in 2017. After the launch of its broadband Internet service, the operator has been registering positive quarter-on-quarter dynamics in its subscriber base, owing to the upgrade of its own network and launch of new products for its customers.
According to the study findings, 1.66 million subscribers across Russia use broadband Internet from TransTeleKom, making the operator one of the five largest providers in the country. Compared to 2016 results, the subscriber base of TransTeleKom has grown by 8.8% or 134,000 subscribers. TTK delivers broadband Internet service in 250 localities across the country.
In 2017, TransTeleKom launched a number of new services to ensure that its subscribers have access to a full range of telecommunication services. In spring, the company launched its Interactive TV service, offering access to high-definition TV experience with pause and rewind functionality, broadcast archiving for up to three days, interactive TV guide and Pay-per-View service (video content subscriptions). The service is currently available in 128 cities across Russia. In June 2017, TTK launched its OTT service Unlimited TV, making it possible to watch TTK's TV broadcasts with any Internet providers across Russia. In September, the company presented its TTK TV mobile app, which is currently being adapted for SMART TV platforms.
Moreover, last year TransTeleKom entered the mobile market with a launch of its virtual TTK Mobile operator using the infrastructure of its technology partner Tele2. The service is currently available to subscribers located in Krasnodar Krai and Rostov and Chelyabinsk regions. TTK subscribers can benefit from the convergent Single Account offer that makes it possible to reduce communication costs by connecting several services provided by the operator to a single account. The new convergent product can be used to tie one's Single Account to Home Internet and Mobile Service and additionally to TTK's Interactive TV or Unlimited TV. The monthly fee for top-speed Home Internet subscription can be reduced to 1 ruble a month.
According to the "Russian Broadband Access Market in Retail Segment 2017" study conducted by TMT Consulting, TransTeleKom has ranked second among broadband Internet operators by its relative subscriber base gain in 2017. After the launch of its broadband Internet service, the operator has been registering positive quarter-on-quarter dynamics in its subscriber base, owing to the upgrade of its own network and launch of new products for its customers.
According to the study findings, 1.66 million subscribers across Russia use broadband Internet from TransTeleKom, making the operator one of the five largest providers in the country. Compared to 2016 results, the subscriber base of TransTeleKom has grown by 8.8% or 134,000 subscribers. TTK delivers broadband Internet service in 250 localities across the country.
In 2017, TransTeleKom launched a number of new services to ensure that its subscribers have access to a full range of telecommunication services. In spring, the company launched its Interactive TV service, offering access to high-definition TV experience with pause and rewind functionality, broadcast archiving for up to three days, interactive TV guide and Pay-per-View service (video content subscriptions). The service is currently available in 128 cities across Russia. In June 2017, TTK launched its OTT service Unlimited TV, making it possible to watch TTK's TV broadcasts with any Internet providers across Russia. In September, the company presented its TTK TV mobile app, which is currently being adapted for SMART TV platforms.
Moreover, last year TransTeleKom entered the mobile market with a launch of its virtual TTK Mobile operator using the infrastructure of its technology partner Tele2. The service is currently available to subscribers located in Krasnodar Krai and Rostov and Chelyabinsk regions. TTK subscribers can benefit from the convergent Single Account offer that makes it possible to reduce communication costs by connecting several services provided by the operator to a single account. The new convergent product can be used to tie one's Single Account to Home Internet and Mobile Service and additionally to TTK's Interactive TV or Unlimited TV. The monthly fee for top-speed Home Internet subscription can be reduced to 1 ruble a month.
TTK Launches Convergent Offer
December, 28th, 2017
TransTeleKom (TTK) is launching its new convergent Single Account offer that will enable its subscribers to reduce their communication costs by connecting several services provided by the operator to their accounts. The convergent product can include Internet and mobile services and, additionally, TTK's Interactive TV or Unlimited TV services. The monthly fee for top-speed Home Internet subscription can be reduced to 1 ruble a month.
To enable the Single Account service, a subscriber needs to link their TTK mobile sim card to their customer account. A linked sim card entitles the subscriber to 50 rubles off their monthly Home Internet payment. The convergent offer is currently available to TTK subscribers in Chelyabinsk Oblast, but in the nearest time it will become available in other regions of the country.
If a subscriber's monthly payment for TTK's mobile and Interactive TV services reaches 850 rubles a month, their payments for top-speed (up to 100 mbit/sec) Internet service will be only 1 ruble a month. All communication payments can be done via the single account in a fast and convenient manner, using the mobile phone number or the Home Internet user account number.
TransTeleKom provides Internet and TV service in 250 cities across Russia. This spring, the company launched its Interactive TV service, offering a high-definition TV experience with a whole range of interactive functions: live TV pause and rewind, broadcast archiving. In May, TTK launched its OTT service Unlimited TV, making it possible to watch TTK's TV broadcasts with any home Internet providers across Russia. This September, the company presented its new Multiscreen service: interactive TV from TTK is now available on mobile devices via a special mobile app that can be downloaded from App Store and Google Play. In December, TTK in collaboration with IVI.ru, a popular online cinema, offered to its customers subscription-based access to thousands of Russian and international movies and animated movies. The TTK TV mobile app is currently being adapted for SMAR TV platforms.
This summer, mobile service was added to the list of TTK's services. The Tele2-based MVNO operator TTK Mobile is currently working in Krasnodar Krai and Rostov and Chelyabinsk Oblasts. Before the end of 2018, TTK sim cards will become available in all cities serviced by both TTK and Tele2. The operator's offer of service packages includes free-of-charge intranetwork calls and unlimited SMS messaging. One of the advantages offered by the operator is the absence of extra billing for intercity communications and no domestic roaming. Any residual services not consumed by the end of the month are transferred to the next paid period. All service plans are free of any hidden payments or paid subscriptions.
"TTK is launching a full-featured convergent product in line with the current market trends. From now on, TransTeleKom customers will be able to use the full range of communication services, make their payments via a single account and benefit from significant discounts, the size of which will depend on their service consumption," comments Alexey Nazarov, Vice President for Mass Market Business Development at TransTeleKom. "We plan on expanding the territory covered by our convergent offer. Before the end of 2018, it will become available to most of our subscribers."
TransTeleKom (TTK) is launching its new convergent Single Account offer that will enable its subscribers to reduce their communication costs by connecting several services provided by the operator to their accounts. The convergent product can include Internet and mobile services and, additionally, TTK's Interactive TV or Unlimited TV services. The monthly fee for top-speed Home Internet subscription can be reduced to 1 ruble a month.
To enable the Single Account service, a subscriber needs to link their TTK mobile sim card to their customer account. A linked sim card entitles the subscriber to 50 rubles off their monthly Home Internet payment. The convergent offer is currently available to TTK subscribers in Chelyabinsk Oblast, but in the nearest time it will become available in other regions of the country.
If a subscriber's monthly payment for TTK's mobile and Interactive TV services reaches 850 rubles a month, their payments for top-speed (up to 100 mbit/sec) Internet service will be only 1 ruble a month. All communication payments can be done via the single account in a fast and convenient manner, using the mobile phone number or the Home Internet user account number.
TransTeleKom provides Internet and TV service in 250 cities across Russia. This spring, the company launched its Interactive TV service, offering a high-definition TV experience with a whole range of interactive functions: live TV pause and rewind, broadcast archiving. In May, TTK launched its OTT service Unlimited TV, making it possible to watch TTK's TV broadcasts with any home Internet providers across Russia. This September, the company presented its new Multiscreen service: interactive TV from TTK is now available on mobile devices via a special mobile app that can be downloaded from App Store and Google Play. In December, TTK in collaboration with IVI.ru, a popular online cinema, offered to its customers subscription-based access to thousands of Russian and international movies and animated movies. The TTK TV mobile app is currently being adapted for SMAR TV platforms.
This summer, mobile service was added to the list of TTK's services. The Tele2-based MVNO operator TTK Mobile is currently working in Krasnodar Krai and Rostov and Chelyabinsk Oblasts. Before the end of 2018, TTK sim cards will become available in all cities serviced by both TTK and Tele2. The operator's offer of service packages includes free-of-charge intranetwork calls and unlimited SMS messaging. One of the advantages offered by the operator is the absence of extra billing for intercity communications and no domestic roaming. Any residual services not consumed by the end of the month are transferred to the next paid period. All service plans are free of any hidden payments or paid subscriptions.
"TTK is launching a full-featured convergent product in line with the current market trends. From now on, TransTeleKom customers will be able to use the full range of communication services, make their payments via a single account and benefit from significant discounts, the size of which will depend on their service consumption," comments Alexey Nazarov, Vice President for Mass Market Business Development at TransTeleKom. "We plan on expanding the territory covered by our convergent offer. Before the end of 2018, it will become available to most of our subscribers."
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TTK is to provide JSC "GLONASS" with protected channels for the organization of a virtual communication network
November, 13th, 2017
TransTeleCom (TTK) has cooperated with JSC GLONASS, the operator of the state automated information system ERA-GLONASS. TTK provides JSC "GLONASS" with protected channels for the organization of a virtual communication network.
JSC GLONASS uses the TransTeleCom network of protected communication channels for the rapid transmission of an emergency data on highways. This data is collected by the ERA-GLONASS system from the regions of the country to the EMERCOM of Russia in the Sverdlovsk Region, located in Yekaterinburg. The incoming calls are processed by the employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, which, if necessary, organizes the emergency response.
"The ERA-GLONASS system is a large-scaled and socially important project for Russia and is aimed at improving safety conditions on the country's highways. In case of responding to the accident, it's a matter of the speed and reliability of information transmission channels. TransTeleCom is one of the leaders in the market for secure communication channels, and participation in the ERA-GLONASS project is yet another proof of our expertise", says Alexander Dubinin, head of the Department of Business Development on the corporate and state market at TransTeleCom.
"For the ERA-GLONASS system we hire strong partners from various fields, including telecommunications. TransTeleCom has its own large-scaled backbone network and an extensive experience in providing reliable and secure communication channels, therefore we trust the company to organize the network, "adds Mikhail Korablev, General Designer for the operation of the GAIS" ERA-GLONASS "at JSC GLONASS.
The state automated information system "ERA-GLONASS" was put into commercial operation in 2015. The system is designed to provide a prompt access to the information about road accidents in Russia, its processing and its transfer to emergency operational services.
All the passenger and freight vehicles are requested to be equipped with devices for emergency services since 1st of the January, 2017. This request applies to the vehicles first transported on the territory of the Eurasian Economic Union. The "ERA-GLONASS" database currently holds up about 1.2 million vehicles registered.
TransTeleCom (TTK) has cooperated with JSC GLONASS, the operator of the state automated information system ERA-GLONASS. TTK provides JSC "GLONASS" with protected channels for the organization of a virtual communication network.
JSC GLONASS uses the TransTeleCom network of protected communication channels for the rapid transmission of an emergency data on highways. This data is collected by the ERA-GLONASS system from the regions of the country to the EMERCOM of Russia in the Sverdlovsk Region, located in Yekaterinburg. The incoming calls are processed by the employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, which, if necessary, organizes the emergency response.
"The ERA-GLONASS system is a large-scaled and socially important project for Russia and is aimed at improving safety conditions on the country's highways. In case of responding to the accident, it's a matter of the speed and reliability of information transmission channels. TransTeleCom is one of the leaders in the market for secure communication channels, and participation in the ERA-GLONASS project is yet another proof of our expertise", says Alexander Dubinin, head of the Department of Business Development on the corporate and state market at TransTeleCom.
"For the ERA-GLONASS system we hire strong partners from various fields, including telecommunications. TransTeleCom has its own large-scaled backbone network and an extensive experience in providing reliable and secure communication channels, therefore we trust the company to organize the network, "adds Mikhail Korablev, General Designer for the operation of the GAIS" ERA-GLONASS "at JSC GLONASS.
The state automated information system "ERA-GLONASS" was put into commercial operation in 2015. The system is designed to provide a prompt access to the information about road accidents in Russia, its processing and its transfer to emergency operational services.
All the passenger and freight vehicles are requested to be equipped with devices for emergency services since 1st of the January, 2017. This request applies to the vehicles first transported on the territory of the Eurasian Economic Union. The "ERA-GLONASS" database currently holds up about 1.2 million vehicles registered.
TTK launches Interactive TV services in small cities
November, 1st, 2017
TransTeleCom (TTK) expands its geography to 89 cities throughout Russia with interactive TV services. The residents of additional 24 small towns now have access to the TV with interactive functions and quality content.
"Interactive TV" by TTK allows you to watch TV channels in HD resolution and to control the broadcast, i.e. to rewind, pause and watch finished issues. The service has now become available for the operator's subscribers in such towns as Akhtubinsk, Znamensk, Frolovo, Bor, Vyksa, Balakhna, Volsk, Ershov, Marx, Vihorevka, Zima, Bodaibo and other small communes of the Volga region, Siberia and the Far East.
"We launched TTK's "Interactive TV" about six months ago as we saw the demand from our subscribers. Now we are actively expanding the geography of the service, because the residents of both big cities and small towns equally want to get access to quality content and to self-control the broadcast. Subscribers can now watch "Interactive TV" not only on the TV screen, but also on mobile devices. And in the near future we will release some more exciting news, "- said vice president of TTK on business development in the mass market Alexei Nazarov.
The package "Social" interactive TV, which includes 60 channels, can be connected for free when purchasing the console. In addition to the regular list of channels the package also provides news, educational, entertainment and music channels. For those who want to get an extra set of channels, TTK offers "Basic" (over 90 channels) and "Advanced" (over 120 channels) packages. With a special request a subscriber can connect to some specific packages of channels for every preference: Amedia Premium HD and Kino for movies fans, Sport, Football, Plus Football and Nash Football for sports fans. "Educational", "Kids" and "Adult" packages are also available in the selection.
"TV without Borders" service lets subscribers to enjoy all the interactive TV functions by TTK regardless their Internet provider. The "Multi-Screen" service allows the subscribers of "Interactive TV" and "TV without borders" to watch their favorite TV channels within the chosen package simultaneously on three devices, i.e. on a TV screen via a console, on a smartphone or tablet via a special application. The mobile "TTK TV" application for devices on iOS and Android is already available in the App Store and Google Play. To authorize in the app you should use your "Interactive television" or "TV without borders" login and password.
"Interactive TV" is gradually enriched with new services. In the near future TTK will offer subscribers a monthly subscription for a wide selection of movies and animations from leading studios. Also TTK will release the option to use its TV services on Smart TV by the end of the year.
For more information on the connection and the content of interactive TV in your city please visit the company's website www.ttk.ru or call the contact center 8 800 775 0 775 (not charged within Russia).
TransTeleCom (TTK) expands its geography to 89 cities throughout Russia with interactive TV services. The residents of additional 24 small towns now have access to the TV with interactive functions and quality content.
"Interactive TV" by TTK allows you to watch TV channels in HD resolution and to control the broadcast, i.e. to rewind, pause and watch finished issues. The service has now become available for the operator's subscribers in such towns as Akhtubinsk, Znamensk, Frolovo, Bor, Vyksa, Balakhna, Volsk, Ershov, Marx, Vihorevka, Zima, Bodaibo and other small communes of the Volga region, Siberia and the Far East.
"We launched TTK's "Interactive TV" about six months ago as we saw the demand from our subscribers. Now we are actively expanding the geography of the service, because the residents of both big cities and small towns equally want to get access to quality content and to self-control the broadcast. Subscribers can now watch "Interactive TV" not only on the TV screen, but also on mobile devices. And in the near future we will release some more exciting news, "- said vice president of TTK on business development in the mass market Alexei Nazarov.
The package "Social" interactive TV, which includes 60 channels, can be connected for free when purchasing the console. In addition to the regular list of channels the package also provides news, educational, entertainment and music channels. For those who want to get an extra set of channels, TTK offers "Basic" (over 90 channels) and "Advanced" (over 120 channels) packages. With a special request a subscriber can connect to some specific packages of channels for every preference: Amedia Premium HD and Kino for movies fans, Sport, Football, Plus Football and Nash Football for sports fans. "Educational", "Kids" and "Adult" packages are also available in the selection.
"TV without Borders" service lets subscribers to enjoy all the interactive TV functions by TTK regardless their Internet provider. The "Multi-Screen" service allows the subscribers of "Interactive TV" and "TV without borders" to watch their favorite TV channels within the chosen package simultaneously on three devices, i.e. on a TV screen via a console, on a smartphone or tablet via a special application. The mobile "TTK TV" application for devices on iOS and Android is already available in the App Store and Google Play. To authorize in the app you should use your "Interactive television" or "TV without borders" login and password.
"Interactive TV" is gradually enriched with new services. In the near future TTK will offer subscribers a monthly subscription for a wide selection of movies and animations from leading studios. Also TTK will release the option to use its TV services on Smart TV by the end of the year.
For more information on the connection and the content of interactive TV in your city please visit the company's website www.ttk.ru or call the contact center 8 800 775 0 775 (not charged within Russia).
TransTeleCom and China Telecom launch the first 100G link between Asia and Europe
October, 20th, 2017
TransTeleCom (ТТК) and China Telecom, one of China's largest telecommunication operators, have developped the first transit telecommunication route connecting China and Europe based on 100G ULH (Ultra Long Haul) DWDM technology. As a part of the project, the companies have constructed a new 100Gbps gateway interface on the border between two countries, in Russian city Zabaikalsk and Chinese one - Manzhouli.
TransTeleCom and China Telecom signed a contract for the lease of a 100 Gbps terrestrial telecom link from the Chinese border to the Frankfurt Internet Exchange Point (F-IX). The contract was awarded by results of selective tendering procedures and is signed for a 10-year period. At present, TTK holds near 20% of the international China-to-Europe data transit market, which represents a half of the Russian transit traffic market.
"We have been working together with China Telecom since 2008 and gradually extending our cooperation. The launched project is the first 100G link between Europe and Asia. And this is yet another demonstration of our company's leading position among Russian backbone network operators which highlights confidence of our international partners in the company. This route is very popular with international clients, therefore we are so hopeful that the project will succeed and our close cooperation with China Mobile will progress in the future," says Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom Company.
"It is important to have a reliable terrestrial channel with low latency for our growing needs in data transmission between Europe and Asia," shares Deng Xiao Feng, CEO of China Telecom Global, "TTK has one of the largest backbone networks in Russia, it is the trusted partner of China Telecom in telecom transit market between Europe and Asia. The new route gives us an opportunity to offer highest quality telecommunication services to our clients both inside and outside China."
TTK has completed the changeover of all its international backbone traffic to Long Haul DWDM network this year. The operator's current network ensures safe traffic for thousands of kilometers with small number of regeneration points and minimum signal latency. Long Haul DWDM is TTK's transnational network with a total length of 20,000 km offers up to 80 optical data transmission channels, 100G each. The implied technology ensures multiplication of amount of traffic transmitted through a spectral bandpass.
The construction of Long Haul DWDM-based backhaul network in TTK's backbone highway has used equipment of world leading solution suppliers. State-of-the-art telecommunication equipment helped to build the world longest regeneration-free transmission in terrestrial network running for over 4,000 km.
TransTeleCom (ТТК) and China Telecom, one of China's largest telecommunication operators, have developped the first transit telecommunication route connecting China and Europe based on 100G ULH (Ultra Long Haul) DWDM technology. As a part of the project, the companies have constructed a new 100Gbps gateway interface on the border between two countries, in Russian city Zabaikalsk and Chinese one - Manzhouli.
TransTeleCom and China Telecom signed a contract for the lease of a 100 Gbps terrestrial telecom link from the Chinese border to the Frankfurt Internet Exchange Point (F-IX). The contract was awarded by results of selective tendering procedures and is signed for a 10-year period. At present, TTK holds near 20% of the international China-to-Europe data transit market, which represents a half of the Russian transit traffic market.
"We have been working together with China Telecom since 2008 and gradually extending our cooperation. The launched project is the first 100G link between Europe and Asia. And this is yet another demonstration of our company's leading position among Russian backbone network operators which highlights confidence of our international partners in the company. This route is very popular with international clients, therefore we are so hopeful that the project will succeed and our close cooperation with China Mobile will progress in the future," says Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom Company.
"It is important to have a reliable terrestrial channel with low latency for our growing needs in data transmission between Europe and Asia," shares Deng Xiao Feng, CEO of China Telecom Global, "TTK has one of the largest backbone networks in Russia, it is the trusted partner of China Telecom in telecom transit market between Europe and Asia. The new route gives us an opportunity to offer highest quality telecommunication services to our clients both inside and outside China."
TTK has completed the changeover of all its international backbone traffic to Long Haul DWDM network this year. The operator's current network ensures safe traffic for thousands of kilometers with small number of regeneration points and minimum signal latency. Long Haul DWDM is TTK's transnational network with a total length of 20,000 km offers up to 80 optical data transmission channels, 100G each. The implied technology ensures multiplication of amount of traffic transmitted through a spectral bandpass.
The construction of Long Haul DWDM-based backhaul network in TTK's backbone highway has used equipment of world leading solution suppliers. State-of-the-art telecommunication equipment helped to build the world longest regeneration-free transmission in terrestrial network running for over 4,000 km.
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TransTeleCom and the Ministry of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan are now in charge for the road safety at railway crossings
October, 19th, 2017
TransTeleCom (TTK) has signed an agreement with the Ministry of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan and the GBU "Road Safety" on the implementation of a pilot project which helps to fix violations of the highway code at railway crossings.
The cooperation is aimed to improve the traffic safety on railway crossings in the Republic of Tatarstan. The agreement was signed by Roman Shayhutdinov, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan, Rifkat Minnikhanov, Director of the State Road Safety Administration, and Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom Company.
The contract with JSC Russian Railways charges TransTeleCom to provide railway crossings in the Republic of Tatarstan with equipment for photo and video surveillance of violations of highway code. TransTeleCom is engaged in the supply, installation and commissioning of systems which automatically detect violations of traffic rules at the crossings and capture photos of the vehicle of the violator. In addition the equipment can identify the license plates.
As the part of the pilot project all the information from photo and video cameras will be transferred to the "Road safety" organization in order to fix violations and to collect data for statistics. The organization is engaged in improving road safety, reducing the level of accidents and traffic injuries on the roads of the Republic of Tatarstan, ensuring the proper condition of highways.
As for the placement of photo and video capturing systems, The Ministry of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan will provide assistance with coordinating this process with authorized bodies, and will ensure the collection and compilation of statistical information on the implementation of the pilot project. This data will include the information on the number and types of recorded violations of the Road Traffic Regulations, decisions on cases of administrative violations, as well as the payment of fines resulted in the budget revenue of the Republic of Tatarstan
"TransTeleCom sees great potential in projects related to transport safety. The provision of photo and video recording systems for railway crossings in Tatarstan is just the beginning, and we are ready to continue this work both in equipping the crossings and in operating automatic systems. The experience and the availability of qualified staff allows us to implement various infrastructural projects, including those in the field of video surveillance, control and access control", says Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom.
TransTeleCom (TTK) has signed an agreement with the Ministry of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan and the GBU "Road Safety" on the implementation of a pilot project which helps to fix violations of the highway code at railway crossings.
The cooperation is aimed to improve the traffic safety on railway crossings in the Republic of Tatarstan. The agreement was signed by Roman Shayhutdinov, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan, Rifkat Minnikhanov, Director of the State Road Safety Administration, and Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom Company.
The contract with JSC Russian Railways charges TransTeleCom to provide railway crossings in the Republic of Tatarstan with equipment for photo and video surveillance of violations of highway code. TransTeleCom is engaged in the supply, installation and commissioning of systems which automatically detect violations of traffic rules at the crossings and capture photos of the vehicle of the violator. In addition the equipment can identify the license plates.
As the part of the pilot project all the information from photo and video cameras will be transferred to the "Road safety" organization in order to fix violations and to collect data for statistics. The organization is engaged in improving road safety, reducing the level of accidents and traffic injuries on the roads of the Republic of Tatarstan, ensuring the proper condition of highways.
As for the placement of photo and video capturing systems, The Ministry of Informatization and Communication of the Republic of Tatarstan will provide assistance with coordinating this process with authorized bodies, and will ensure the collection and compilation of statistical information on the implementation of the pilot project. This data will include the information on the number and types of recorded violations of the Road Traffic Regulations, decisions on cases of administrative violations, as well as the payment of fines resulted in the budget revenue of the Republic of Tatarstan
"TransTeleCom sees great potential in projects related to transport safety. The provision of photo and video recording systems for railway crossings in Tatarstan is just the beginning, and we are ready to continue this work both in equipping the crossings and in operating automatic systems. The experience and the availability of qualified staff allows us to implement various infrastructural projects, including those in the field of video surveillance, control and access control", says Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom.
TransTeleCom and the Ministry of Communications discussed progress of Yakutia digitization
September 28, 2017
Russian Television and Radio Broadcasting Network (RTRS) continues an implementation of the Federal Targeted Program 'TV ad radio service development in Russia in 2009- 2018' in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). TransTeleCom Company is engaged as the contractor to build digital broadcasting stations.
On September 25, the opening ceremony of yet another station built by TransTeleCom took place in Oktyomtsy village, Khangalassky ulus (district). Now residents of four villages: Oktyomtsy, Tyokhtyur, Chapayevo and Ulakh-An may enjoy ten free TV-channels and listen to the high-quality digital radio.
"The broadcast service area will cover 95% of Yakutia citizens," said at the opening ceremony Egor Borisov, the Head of the Republic. "63 stations of 211 points to be built under the Federal Targeted Program (FTP) in Yakutia will have been launched by the end of the year." The overall number of stations built and put into operation in Yakutia since the beginning of the FTP in 2013 amounts to 148, they provide digital TV and radio service to 260 populated areas.
Alexander Borisov, Minister of Communications of the Sakha Republic and Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom Company participated in the meeting held on Tuesday, September 26, at the local digital service infrastructure construction center. At the meeting, the top managers discussed the implementation of Federal Targeted Program.
Each station constructed in Yakutia is unique in terms of Region territory size, unusual climate and transport conditions. During the meeting, the executives expressed their confidence in on-time program delivery.
"Participation in the implementation of Federal program is a challenge for our company, especially taking into account its social value and Region peculiar conditions," shared Roman Kravtsov. "The active support from the republican authorities and a close cooperation with RTRS enable TransTeleCom to make a progress and meet the set objectives."
Alexander Borisov underlined the highest level of the communication stations recently put in service, "For example, new digital TV and radio service station was put into operation yesterday in Oktyomtsy. Everything looks great and works great. If all the stations are like this one, we will succeed."
After discussion with the Minister, Roman Kravtsov held a meeting with TransTeleCom employees involved in the construction activities. The Company President expressed gratitude to everyone engaged in Yakutia digitization project and highlighted the importance of the Federal Targeted Program. In his speech he emphasized, "Everything shall be built and delivered in due time, involving all resources and capacities. It is absolutely necessary."
Russian Television and Radio Broadcasting Network (RTRS) continues an implementation of the Federal Targeted Program 'TV ad radio service development in Russia in 2009- 2018' in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). TransTeleCom Company is engaged as the contractor to build digital broadcasting stations.
On September 25, the opening ceremony of yet another station built by TransTeleCom took place in Oktyomtsy village, Khangalassky ulus (district). Now residents of four villages: Oktyomtsy, Tyokhtyur, Chapayevo and Ulakh-An may enjoy ten free TV-channels and listen to the high-quality digital radio.
"The broadcast service area will cover 95% of Yakutia citizens," said at the opening ceremony Egor Borisov, the Head of the Republic. "63 stations of 211 points to be built under the Federal Targeted Program (FTP) in Yakutia will have been launched by the end of the year." The overall number of stations built and put into operation in Yakutia since the beginning of the FTP in 2013 amounts to 148, they provide digital TV and radio service to 260 populated areas.
Alexander Borisov, Minister of Communications of the Sakha Republic and Roman Kravtsov, President of TransTeleCom Company participated in the meeting held on Tuesday, September 26, at the local digital service infrastructure construction center. At the meeting, the top managers discussed the implementation of Federal Targeted Program.
Each station constructed in Yakutia is unique in terms of Region territory size, unusual climate and transport conditions. During the meeting, the executives expressed their confidence in on-time program delivery.
"Participation in the implementation of Federal program is a challenge for our company, especially taking into account its social value and Region peculiar conditions," shared Roman Kravtsov. "The active support from the republican authorities and a close cooperation with RTRS enable TransTeleCom to make a progress and meet the set objectives."
Alexander Borisov underlined the highest level of the communication stations recently put in service, "For example, new digital TV and radio service station was put into operation yesterday in Oktyomtsy. Everything looks great and works great. If all the stations are like this one, we will succeed."
After discussion with the Minister, Roman Kravtsov held a meeting with TransTeleCom employees involved in the construction activities. The Company President expressed gratitude to everyone engaged in Yakutia digitization project and highlighted the importance of the Federal Targeted Program. In his speech he emphasized, "Everything shall be built and delivered in due time, involving all resources and capacities. It is absolutely necessary."
Yandex Money will operate through Internet by TransTeleCom
August, 16th, 2017
TransTeleCom will provide high speed Internet access to Yandex Money, well-known Russian e-payment service. The e-payments will be ensured via a 5 GB/s communication link.
According to the contract awarded to TransTeleCom after the open bidding procedure, the network operator will provide Yandex Money with an Internet access channel ensuring at least 5 GB/s traffic capacity for five years period. The connection of Yandex Money system to TTK network will be arranged in Moscow through the MSK-IX, Russian largest Internet exchange point.
"Delivery of services to major Russian players needed cutting-edge communications technologies is a key field for our B2B segment. Such an innovative company as Yandex Money belongs to such market players. TransTeleCom has been providing a 50 Mb/s virtual communication link between Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod to the e-payment service since 2014, traffic rate was increased to 100 Mb/s in 2016. We are pleased to expand our cooperation and bring it to a new level," says Alexander Dubinin, Director of B2B and B2G Business Development Department of TransTeleCom.
"The number of online payments in Russia steadily increases, with over 15,000 new digital wallet accounts created on a daily basis on Yandex Money. Our demand for a high-profile infrastructure and reliable Internet access increases accordingly. Eleven large network providers participated in our bid setting extremely high standard requirements including service uninterrupted operation, committed information rate, DDoS protection and 24-hour support. TTK offer was accepted as the best value for money one," says Dmitry Kruglov, IT Director of Yandex Money.
TransTeleCom will provide high speed Internet access to Yandex Money, well-known Russian e-payment service. The e-payments will be ensured via a 5 GB/s communication link.
According to the contract awarded to TransTeleCom after the open bidding procedure, the network operator will provide Yandex Money with an Internet access channel ensuring at least 5 GB/s traffic capacity for five years period. The connection of Yandex Money system to TTK network will be arranged in Moscow through the MSK-IX, Russian largest Internet exchange point.
"Delivery of services to major Russian players needed cutting-edge communications technologies is a key field for our B2B segment. Such an innovative company as Yandex Money belongs to such market players. TransTeleCom has been providing a 50 Mb/s virtual communication link between Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod to the e-payment service since 2014, traffic rate was increased to 100 Mb/s in 2016. We are pleased to expand our cooperation and bring it to a new level," says Alexander Dubinin, Director of B2B and B2G Business Development Department of TransTeleCom.
"The number of online payments in Russia steadily increases, with over 15,000 new digital wallet accounts created on a daily basis on Yandex Money. Our demand for a high-profile infrastructure and reliable Internet access increases accordingly. Eleven large network providers participated in our bid setting extremely high standard requirements including service uninterrupted operation, committed information rate, DDoS protection and 24-hour support. TTK offer was accepted as the best value for money one," says Dmitry Kruglov, IT Director of Yandex Money.
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Adler seen the highest Wi-Fi traffic at Russian Railway terminals this summer
August, 9th, 2017
The number of users of TransTeleCom Wi-Fi network available in railway terminals throughout Russia has increased and exceeded 2, 7 Million people. The amount of downloaded data reflects to the traditional summer growth of passengers. Nearly half a million users have already logged into Wi-Fi network at railway terminals this summer.
At the peak of summer, TTK witnessed changes in the rating of railway stations with the highest number of Wi-Fi connections. Adler railway terminal ranked first in total number of 'downloading' passengers with more than 17 500 people taking advantage of free Wi-Fi access while waiting for train. The TOP-10 also included rail terminals of Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Novosibirsk and Anapa.
The highest amounts of data downloaded via Wi-Fi connection were registered in cities as follows:
1. Moscow (Leningradsky, Kursky, Yaroslavsky, Kazansky and Paveletsky railway terminals)
2. Adler
3. Krasnodar
4. Novosibirsk
5. Chita
6. Rostov-on-Don
'Free Wi-Fi Access for key Russian Terminals has been successfully implemented by the Railway Terminal Division of Russian Railways and TransTeleCom Company since September of 2015. The total of 107 railway terminals has received wireless network access during the period. The overall amount of the downloaded data since the beginning of the project has reached today more than 1 PByte.
Since the beginning of 2017, more than 1,6 MN passengers have signed up with the railway terminals public Wi-Fi network in order to get access to messaging, online surfing and even online viewing of feature-length movies.
To take advantage of free Wi-Fi at railway terminals, you have to go through the authorization procedure only once, and your device will be automatically connected to the network in any railway terminal with available TTK Wi-Fi network.
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TTK Wi-Fi network operates at Russian railway stations as follows: Moscow, Smolensk, Ryazan, Bryansk, Tula, Kaluga, Tver, Saint Petersburg, Vyborg, Petrozavodsk, Pskov, Veliky Novgorod, Vologda, Rybinsk, Yaroslavl, Arkhangelsk, Cherepovets, Samara, Ufa, Kazan and the Kazan City station Vosstanie, Nizhny Nvgorod, Vladimir, Astrakhan, Volgograd, Saratov, Voronezh, Belgorod, Makhachkala, Stavropol, Mineralnye Vody, Vladikavkaz, Derbent, Nalchik, Taganrog, Krasnodar, Sochi, Rostov-on-Don, Pyatigorsk, Anapa, Chelyabinsk, Perm, Tyumen, Ekaterinburg, Omsk, Biysk, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, Ulan-Ude, the Bratsk City station Padunskye Porogi, Severobaikalsk, Chita, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Grodekovo, Volkhovstroi, Kaliningrad, Murmansk, Kursk, Orel, Glazov, Izhevsk, Kovrov, Kirov, Murom, Dzerzhinsk, Rostov, Essentuki, Kislovodsk, Novorossiysk, Tambov, Penza, Ruzayevka, Saransk, Syzran, Ulyanovsk, Nizhny Tagil, Kurgan, Orenburg, Angarsk, Vikhorevka, Zima.
The number of users of TransTeleCom Wi-Fi network available in railway terminals throughout Russia has increased and exceeded 2, 7 Million people. The amount of downloaded data reflects to the traditional summer growth of passengers. Nearly half a million users have already logged into Wi-Fi network at railway terminals this summer.
At the peak of summer, TTK witnessed changes in the rating of railway stations with the highest number of Wi-Fi connections. Adler railway terminal ranked first in total number of 'downloading' passengers with more than 17 500 people taking advantage of free Wi-Fi access while waiting for train. The TOP-10 also included rail terminals of Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Novosibirsk and Anapa.
The highest amounts of data downloaded via Wi-Fi connection were registered in cities as follows:
1. Moscow (Leningradsky, Kursky, Yaroslavsky, Kazansky and Paveletsky railway terminals)
2. Adler
3. Krasnodar
4. Novosibirsk
5. Chita
6. Rostov-on-Don
'Free Wi-Fi Access for key Russian Terminals has been successfully implemented by the Railway Terminal Division of Russian Railways and TransTeleCom Company since September of 2015. The total of 107 railway terminals has received wireless network access during the period. The overall amount of the downloaded data since the beginning of the project has reached today more than 1 PByte.
Since the beginning of 2017, more than 1,6 MN passengers have signed up with the railway terminals public Wi-Fi network in order to get access to messaging, online surfing and even online viewing of feature-length movies.
To take advantage of free Wi-Fi at railway terminals, you have to go through the authorization procedure only once, and your device will be automatically connected to the network in any railway terminal with available TTK Wi-Fi network.
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TTK Wi-Fi network operates at Russian railway stations as follows: Moscow, Smolensk, Ryazan, Bryansk, Tula, Kaluga, Tver, Saint Petersburg, Vyborg, Petrozavodsk, Pskov, Veliky Novgorod, Vologda, Rybinsk, Yaroslavl, Arkhangelsk, Cherepovets, Samara, Ufa, Kazan and the Kazan City station Vosstanie, Nizhny Nvgorod, Vladimir, Astrakhan, Volgograd, Saratov, Voronezh, Belgorod, Makhachkala, Stavropol, Mineralnye Vody, Vladikavkaz, Derbent, Nalchik, Taganrog, Krasnodar, Sochi, Rostov-on-Don, Pyatigorsk, Anapa, Chelyabinsk, Perm, Tyumen, Ekaterinburg, Omsk, Biysk, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, Ulan-Ude, the Bratsk City station Padunskye Porogi, Severobaikalsk, Chita, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Grodekovo, Volkhovstroi, Kaliningrad, Murmansk, Kursk, Orel, Glazov, Izhevsk, Kovrov, Kirov, Murom, Dzerzhinsk, Rostov, Essentuki, Kislovodsk, Novorossiysk, Tambov, Penza, Ruzayevka, Saransk, Syzran, Ulyanovsk, Nizhny Tagil, Kurgan, Orenburg, Angarsk, Vikhorevka, Zima.
TransTeleCom connects stations of Saint Petersburg Customs
August, 8th, 2017
TransTeleCom, one of the largest Russian network operators, provides communications services to Saint Petersburg Customs within a coverage area including St. Petersburg, the Leningrad Region, Vologda, and Novgorod regions, and in the Komi Republic.
According to the state-run contract awarded after an open tender, TransTeleCom provides 47 digital channels delivering from 2 Mbit/s to 40 Mbit/s access speeds. Available secure channels allow data transferring between customs offices and stations.
"TransTeleCom actively participates in tenders for telecommunication service providers called by large private and public customers with a view to ensure a serious market share in this segment," said Alexander Dubinin, Director of B2B Business Development Department of TransTeleCom. "Reliable and immediate information flow is crucial for customs operations, and we guarantee a high quality of service through the provided links."
"To ensure efficient performance, Saint Petersburg Customs takes full advantage of today`s communication services. They are essential for internal processes like paper flow and in-house communications, and for goods declaration and communication with federal and regional authorities," underlined Igor Kochanov, acting Head of Saint Petersburg Customs.
The history of cooperation between TransTeleCom and Saint Petersburg Customs dates back to 2013 with provision of national and international long-distance calls. The above contract enriches the range of services with communication channels service.
The Saint Petersburg Customs is a part of the Northwestern Customs Division of the Federal Customs Service. It operates in five territorial entities of the Russian Federation: Saint Petersburg, the Leningrad, Novgorod, Vologda regions, and the Republic of Komi. Saint Petersburg Customs alone comprises 21 customs stations with a headcount exceeding eight hundred qualified employees.
TransTeleCom, one of the largest Russian network operators, provides communications services to Saint Petersburg Customs within a coverage area including St. Petersburg, the Leningrad Region, Vologda, and Novgorod regions, and in the Komi Republic.
According to the state-run contract awarded after an open tender, TransTeleCom provides 47 digital channels delivering from 2 Mbit/s to 40 Mbit/s access speeds. Available secure channels allow data transferring between customs offices and stations.
"TransTeleCom actively participates in tenders for telecommunication service providers called by large private and public customers with a view to ensure a serious market share in this segment," said Alexander Dubinin, Director of B2B Business Development Department of TransTeleCom. "Reliable and immediate information flow is crucial for customs operations, and we guarantee a high quality of service through the provided links."
"To ensure efficient performance, Saint Petersburg Customs takes full advantage of today`s communication services. They are essential for internal processes like paper flow and in-house communications, and for goods declaration and communication with federal and regional authorities," underlined Igor Kochanov, acting Head of Saint Petersburg Customs.
The history of cooperation between TransTeleCom and Saint Petersburg Customs dates back to 2013 with provision of national and international long-distance calls. The above contract enriches the range of services with communication channels service.
The Saint Petersburg Customs is a part of the Northwestern Customs Division of the Federal Customs Service. It operates in five territorial entities of the Russian Federation: Saint Petersburg, the Leningrad, Novgorod, Vologda regions, and the Republic of Komi. Saint Petersburg Customs alone comprises 21 customs stations with a headcount exceeding eight hundred qualified employees.
New mobile network operator TTK Mobile launched in Rostov region
July, 18th, 2017
A new mobile network operator TTK Mobile announced the roll out of its service in Rostov region.
Since mid-July, existing consumers and new TTK Mobile subscribers will get a customer-tailored mobile service based on a combination of affordable price and a wide range of tariffs.
TTK Mobile tariff range offers different data allowances from 2 to 20 GB and outgoing calls from 120 to 3000 minutes per month. All plans include unlimited calls between TTK Mobile subscribers and unlimited text messages. The most affordable tariff will cost RUR 150 per month only.
TTK Mobile subscribers will get such essential options as mobile Web, voice and data connection. Each plan is transparent for customers: no hidden payments, fee-based subscriptions and additional post-service charges, thus keeping the subscribers from accidental activation of chargeable services and additional unexpected costs.
One of TTK services advantages is no extra charges for long distance calls and national roaming. All outgoing calls across Russia and roaming minutes are included in minutes-based tariffs. The subscribers do not lose any unused data and minutes at the end of the month and keep them for another prepaid period.
The company also offers a pay-per-minute plan for its subscribers that charges only the amount of minutes and data used within a month.
In Q4 2017, TTK is planning to offer a convergent service based of three options: mobile communication, residential Internet and Interactive TV. The company will provide a discount for users of the full package, thus enables to save significantly on monthly payments. All services will be pegged to the single account that would make the product of TTK easy-to-use for all family.
"The launch of TTK Mobile is another important step for TransTeleCom which offers to customers a full range of telecommunications services. We see subscribers are interested in a new service; over 2,000 people from Rostov Region and Krasnodar Krai have pre-booked SIM-cards at our website. We have prepared a special offer for them – The First – with unique options", says Alexey Nazarov, Vice-President, B2C Business Development, "We expect 40% of TTK broadband customers to will use TTK Mobile within five years."
To launch its mobile service, the Company has signed a contract with Tele2 that provides infrastructure to TTK and serves as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO). By the end of 2017, TTK Mobile will be launched in Siberia, Ural, in Central and Northwest Russia. In the course of the year TTK SIM card will be available for the customers in most cities of TTK and Tele 2 operations.
More details about plans and subscription are available in sales offices or at mobile.myttk.ru.
A new mobile network operator TTK Mobile announced the roll out of its service in Rostov region.
Since mid-July, existing consumers and new TTK Mobile subscribers will get a customer-tailored mobile service based on a combination of affordable price and a wide range of tariffs.
TTK Mobile tariff range offers different data allowances from 2 to 20 GB and outgoing calls from 120 to 3000 minutes per month. All plans include unlimited calls between TTK Mobile subscribers and unlimited text messages. The most affordable tariff will cost RUR 150 per month only.
TTK Mobile subscribers will get such essential options as mobile Web, voice and data connection. Each plan is transparent for customers: no hidden payments, fee-based subscriptions and additional post-service charges, thus keeping the subscribers from accidental activation of chargeable services and additional unexpected costs.
One of TTK services advantages is no extra charges for long distance calls and national roaming. All outgoing calls across Russia and roaming minutes are included in minutes-based tariffs. The subscribers do not lose any unused data and minutes at the end of the month and keep them for another prepaid period.
The company also offers a pay-per-minute plan for its subscribers that charges only the amount of minutes and data used within a month.
In Q4 2017, TTK is planning to offer a convergent service based of three options: mobile communication, residential Internet and Interactive TV. The company will provide a discount for users of the full package, thus enables to save significantly on monthly payments. All services will be pegged to the single account that would make the product of TTK easy-to-use for all family.
"The launch of TTK Mobile is another important step for TransTeleCom which offers to customers a full range of telecommunications services. We see subscribers are interested in a new service; over 2,000 people from Rostov Region and Krasnodar Krai have pre-booked SIM-cards at our website. We have prepared a special offer for them – The First – with unique options", says Alexey Nazarov, Vice-President, B2C Business Development, "We expect 40% of TTK broadband customers to will use TTK Mobile within five years."
To launch its mobile service, the Company has signed a contract with Tele2 that provides infrastructure to TTK and serves as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO). By the end of 2017, TTK Mobile will be launched in Siberia, Ural, in Central and Northwest Russia. In the course of the year TTK SIM card will be available for the customers in most cities of TTK and Tele 2 operations.
More details about plans and subscription are available in sales offices or at mobile.myttk.ru.
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