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Digital divide is the gap between those who have and have not access to ICTs (Information and Communication Technologies). It results in a community's alienation from the technological artifacts.
In opposition to metropolitan areas, rural communities often lag far behind in deploying new technologies: Not more than "a few" telephone lines per 100 habitants in rural areas of the developing countries.
The lack of both telephone lines and modern systems result in unavailability of telephone communication, especially in CIS Countries and less developed areas within these countries provides testimony to the immense demand for communication.
The communication concept devised by KAREL, offers comprehensive solutions to a multitude of requirements arising in connection with supplying sparsely populated areas with a digital telecommunications infrastructure. The concept provides not only for the aspect of perfect and cheap communication but also for special solutions to the problems specific to the CIS countries.
Technology is flexible enough to adapt the requirements by tailor-made solutions. KAREL has developed a comprehensive concept that allows expansion and fulfilment of all demands at all times and under adapting country to modern and entirely digitalized conditions. Thanks to this concept, the size of an exchange can be dimensioned economically to meet local demands as well as allowing effortless adaptation to increasing number and traffic. |
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