Examples of using Alternative operators in English and their translations into German
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This may affect the countervailing buying power of alternative operators vis-à-vis incumbents.
Alternative operators must be given sufficient time to climb the investment ladder and roll out their own networks.
The discussion paper addresses technicalas well as economic replicability of bundles by alternative operators.
WLR allows alternative operators to climb the investment ladder towards full unbundling and to bundle their offers in the retail markets.
In the UK,where liberalisation was introduced in the mid-eighties, alternative operators now take 18% of the local call market.
However, it does not give alternative operators the same freedom to offer retail products as they could through a fully unbundled fibre line.
FICORA's proposal concerns wholesale broadband services, through which alternative operators can offer internet services to their own customers.
Alternative operators do not have a sufficiently consistent basis for planning pan-EU business operation, based on stable and consistent access prices.
In August 2005, Slovak Telekom published conditions under which it would allow alternative operators to access its unbundled local loops ULL.
We need to ensure that alternative operators can compete effectively with Telefónica while setting the right incentives for investments in new generation networks.
We launch a technologically advanced solution for managing SIM cardsthat strengthens us with a leading position as a supplier in GSM termination for alternative operators.
It also grants alternative operators access to end users and enables companies, to a large extent, to control the access connection and Customer Premises Equipment.
BNetzA proposes to regulate the prices which Deutsche Telekom will be able to charge to alternative operators to access its terminating segment of leased lines in Germany.
Interventions will be tailored to geographic areas where market dominance persists andto the real prospects of network deployment by incumbent and alternative operators.
Direct access is also available to users through alternative operators' proprietary wire/wireless access or through unbundled local loops leased from the incumbent.
The proposed regulation of the Belgian wholesale infrastructure andbroadband access markets would continue to allow alternative operators to enter the retail broadband market.
Alternative operators in the former countries have gained some market share(7% on average), while in Germany the incumbent has kept control of the broadband market 93% of all lines.
The Commission should note, in particular, that in many Member States alternative operators are already capable of exerting considerable influence on the telecommunications market.
On the market for bitstream access however an obligation is introduced to provide a multicast orequivalent functionality to enable alternative operators to provide multiple play offers with television.
In particular, it ensures that alternative operators have fair access to the networks of dominant companies while maintaining incentives for operators to invest in new networks.
Another downside of the approach is that it does not contribute to a stable andpredictable environment for both Telekom Austria and alternative operators, since prices resulting from such margin squeeze can be reviewed every year.
UKE has proposed not to regulate the prices alternative operators pay for wholesale broadband access to TP's fibre-to-the-home(FTTH) network, meaning that TP would determine this access price.
This approach could restrict competition; discourage investment in NextGeneration Access broadband networks by both incumbent and alternative operators and in the end lead to higher prices and lower quality services for customers.
In 2011,UKE adopted a decision which obliged TP to give alternative operators access to its networks in all of Poland, with the exception of 11 geographical areas which UKE considered competitive and did not analyse.
In particular, NRAs continue to apply divergent price-setting methodologies whenregulating key access products that enable alternative operators to compete against the dominant undertakings which own most of the access infrastructure.
Not all Member States obliged theincumbent 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.
Furthermore, the Commission has invitedRRT to extend the scope of the access obligation on alternative operators in order to ensure that the termination services are provided on fair and equal conditions.
Appropriate regulation at wholesale levelshould make retail regulation redundant once alternative operators have entered the market and are competing with the incumbent to deliver better services and lower prices to consumers.
The RRT's approach could lead to incorrect regulation of the incumbent's access network,leading to limited competition by alternative operators and restricted investment in Next Generation Access networks by both incumbent and alternative operators. .
Technological change and thelevel of competition and retail demand are not expected to allow alternative operators to deploy a parallel civil engineering infrastructure, at least where the legacy civil engineering infrastructure assets can be reused for deploying an NGA network.