Colombo / New Delhi, November 20 (PTI): Employment in India is growing rapidly in the telecommunications sector is about double in the next five years, from the current level of 1.5 million people, the Industry experts, met in conclave CEO said here.

The Indian IT services and software sector is expected to generate turnover of 80 billion dollars in the near future, employment of four million people, experts, including Professor Rekha Jain IIM Ahemdabad, prognosis .

“Even as a region of SAARC transmission up to 3G and NGN, it is important that human capacity for the purpose. The United Nations must help to build training programmes for professionals. The need for the Time and human resources will be improved and regulations, and not as well the network, “said Jain.

Most jobs in the telecommunications industry, marketing experts, network engineers, planners and customer relations manager, said Jain, adding jobs are created on the right of the operator level technical experts and marketing professionals.

Jain said the supply of networks is a task that can anybody and even supplier can do it. “But it is an initiative of industry, academics is not something may decide,” she added.

“People focus too much on supply, human resources rather lightly. But there are people working in a team, and show them the importance of communication,” said Jain.

However, the Institute for Management symbiosis Telecom, director Virender Kapoor has another opinion on specific training for technologies such as 3G and NGN.

“Once the technology exists, the network operating systems can be adopted. Demand for skilled workers would be there, but it must be monitored,” said Kapoor, adding human beings themselves as well as to adapt the skills acquired, as if the CDMA and GSM technologies were invented.

The symbiosis of Telecom Pune Institute offers courses in management of telecommunications, management and marketing financial and telecommunications systems and financial management.

“Even if the fundamentals do not change the market to continue to develop and prosper. Furthermore, the industry is of the opinion that the skilled workforce needed for technologies. There is a need for hand-d ‘workforce and human resources. These technologies are very complex and networks are very large. It is important for industry, science and ensure that work is there to satisfy the requirements “, Qualcomm and the India SAARC Kanwalinder Singh, the President said.