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ARTICLE · 13 OCTOBER 2020

Extraordinary TRAI Responds To DoT On Key OSP Issues In Record Time

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The legal and regulatory framework relating to other service provider (OSP) has a direct impact on India's outsourcing industry.

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Introduction

The legal and regulatory framework relating to other service provider (OSP) has a direct impact on India's outsourcing industry. Moreover, as provision of call centre services, IT enabled services and other support services today form integral part of businesses across sectors, the framework pertaining to OSP has attained greater significance over the course of last decade.

Unfortunately, the current set of terms applicable to entities registered with Department of Telecommunications (DoT) as an OSP (OSP Guidelines) are shrouded with outdated and ambiguous provisions making it challenging for businesses to operate in the present day environment. For a long time now, the industry has been unanimous in its request for revamping the OSP Guidelines and specifically, the demand for permitted usage of cloud based services, utilising EPABX located in foreign jurisdictions, work from home for OSPs have gained significant traction in recent times .

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