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Reliance Jio Case Study

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Case Study: The impact of Reliance JIO Abstract: In June 2015 the chairman of the Reliance industries Mr. Mukesh Ambani announced that Jio will start its operations all over the country by the end of 2015. After many obstacle finally Jio is commercially lunched with bang on 5 September, 2016. The company chairman Mukesh Ambani stated that Jio means to live and to be alive to very opportunity. Data is oxygen for digital world demand of data, is growing exponentially. Jio aims to fulfil this need of Indians. Access to information will now know no barriers. Ambani claimed that he is a big fan of technology. He said that his team knew that mobile internet is important and relevant and all Indian must have access to high quality double access to internet. Reliance Jio is a LTE mobile network operator in India and is wholly owned subsidiary of Reliance Industries Ltd which is headquartered in Mumbai. At the time of its lunch Jio is only provider of 100% VoLTE in the country in recent the market leader of telecom industry Bharati Airtel was also lunched Volte service in 2017. Mukesh Ambani invest Rs.1.5 lakh crore to start Reliance Jio, he is planning to spend another Rs.1 lakh crore in the next four years to expand Jio network and take on the depended telecoms, even as majority of the calls on Jio network are failing due to POI and MNP . After its lunch Reliance Jio is one of the fastest growing company in the

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