MTNL, Novatium Together Intros Computing as a Service

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Novatium Solutions Private Limited has launched MTNL Nova Navigator Service for the MTNL broadband subscribers in Delhi and Mumbai.

Novatium Solutions Private Limited has launched MTNL Nova Navigator Service for the MTNL broadband subscribers in Delhi and Mumbai. With this launch MTNL is trying to present concept of computing, as a service, rather than a product with the help of its High Speed Broadband.

MTNL Nova Navigator can be used for both Internet access and Computing Applications. The services include comprehensive computing experience with special focus on Internet, gaming, digital entertainment, online education, telephony and business productivity. It supports Linux and Windows Operating systems.

As per a press release, MTNL Nova Navigator is an obsolescence-proof computing service, with all manageability carried out centrally through the server, where the subscriber would automatically get on air upgrades totally free of cost from anywhere across the world. The product offers enhanced features such as 3G support, plug and play printer support,

faster browsing and multimedia amongst others.


Kuldeep Singh, CMD, MTNL said, MTNL has been constantly innovating to champion the adoption of broadband usage in the country. MTNL Nova Navigator powered by Novatiums patented technology has added the strategy of true utility computing for MTNLs fixed line customers who have so far stayed away from computing due to the cost and complexities involved. We will truly democratize access to information, and with our huge connectivity and infrastructure, MTNL hopes to give a new wind to the computing and broadband revolution in the country.

Alok Singh, Chief Executive Officer, Novatium Solutions Pvt. Ltd. said, India is on the verge of witnessing a computing revolution and we hope to be its engine. Nova Navigator coupled with MTNL Broadband has the potential to revolutionize the entire computing market in Delhi and Mumbai. We are getting encouraging responses from subscri