Eastern Caribbean telecommunications authority first quarterly report
By: Booz . Allen and Hamilton Inc
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TextPublisher: Virginia : Booz. Allen & Hamilton, October 13, 2000Description: 52 p. tblsSubject(s): Reports | Telecommunications | Telecommunications Networks | Technology Policy | Technology | CaribbeanSummary: The inaugured quarterly report, released on October 13th, 2000, provides a comprehensive overview of the Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications authority's (ECTEL) accomplishments and challenges during its first quarter of operation. The report highlights key milestones, including development of a regional framework, the establishment of a unified licensing regime, and the implementation of a regional frequency management plan. The report also presents an analysis of the region's telecommunication's market, including market trends, subscriber growth, and revenue performance. It also includes interim status reports addressing on the implications of the Marpin decision and current state of negotiations with Cables and Wireless (C&W).
| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Grey Literature | National Documentation Centre Caribbean Collection | 02327-XI (Browse shelf) | Available (Restricted Access) | NDC25010046 |
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The inaugured quarterly report, released on October 13th, 2000, provides a comprehensive overview of the Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications authority's (ECTEL) accomplishments and challenges during its first quarter of operation. The report highlights key milestones, including development of a regional framework, the establishment of a unified licensing regime, and the implementation of a regional frequency management plan. The report also presents an analysis of the region's telecommunication's market, including market trends, subscriber growth, and revenue performance. It also includes interim status reports addressing on the implications of the Marpin decision and current state of negotiations with Cables and Wireless (C&W).
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