Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Alternative operators in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Wholesale broadband access or“bitstream” access enables alternative operators to provide broadband services to end-users by combining their own backbone network with parts of the incumbent's network.
Not all Member States obliged the incumbent to make available"naked DSL" which enables alternative operators to provide broadband to end customers without the obligation to rent a telephone line from the incumbent21.
Alternative operators using TDC's copper network together accounted for less than 20% of the market,
In Italy, 50% of subscribers can choose between two alternative operators, while in Belgium the percentage is 40%,
since business cases for alternative operators are substantially affected by this migration
Appropriate regulation at wholesale level should make retail regulation redundant once alternative operators have entered the market
Alternative operators in the former countries have gained some market share(7% on average),
Third, these initiatives provide an opportunity to impose obligations where they are most useful for alternative operators, and least burdensome to incumbents' normal commercial activities.
separation commitments do not negatively affect investment by the incumbent and new entrants, and that alternative operators have at least the same access possibilities under a commitment-driven approach as under a purely regulatory approach.
with an increasing demand for high speed broadband access services we cannot take the risk that alternative operators are foreclosed from this important market segment.
in today's regulatory practice, securing truly equivalent access by alternative operators to incumbent networks is probably the most important guarantee of sustainable competition, on existing and new networks.
In particular, NRAs continue to apply divergent price-setting methodologies when regulating key access products that enable alternative operators to compete against the dominant undertakings which own most of the access infrastructure.
This proposal tackles the root cause of the problem- the lack of competition on roaming markets- by giving customers more choice and by giving alternative operators easier access to the roaming market.
to protect the Proximus(Belgacom) network and at the same timeallow alternative operators to use their VDSL2 CPE in normal competitive conditions.
eroded because alternative operators duplicated infrastructure not only for self-supply, but also
are commonly used for voice connections using PCs by incumbent and alternative operators, cable television network operators and broadband service providers.
allowing TDC to cover relevant costs, and making sure that regulated cable access wholesale prices are set at a reasonable level for alternative operators.
55.4% of all alternative operators' DSL lines(17.6 million lines)
the technological processes involved(xDSL) and the fact that alternative operators' interest was initially focused on the more profitable areas.
Under influence of the alternative operators, who strongly rejected the idea of being obliged to use the specific VDSL2 CPE that Proximus(Belgacom)