This entails either mitigating risk by expanding to a system to 840MHZ or increasing risk by using new bleeding edge bandwidth optimization technology. An 800MHZ system allows the addition of services, the ability operate under common degraded conditions while still maintaining high quality signals, use of existing proven architectures, future expandability, flexibility in offerings and services, etc. Therefore much of the equipment used in this system is only used for this system.DIGITAL TVDigital TV is an already established fact of life in the 6 DTAG cable regions.3. The bandwidth available on the current system is insufficient without a tremendous amount of reengineering and unique customization.

Downside – Higher initial costs. Downside – If expanding offerings, system should be upgraded in order to remain cost effective in equipment acquisition and operational maintenance costs.Strategy for Digital TV This paper was created for a venture capital company and subsequently used to target cable accessible markets in Germany. a 500MHZ system. The current 500MHZ system does not allow this to be an option. Using standardized (COTS) equipment has been proven to lower acquisition and maintenance costs over the lifespan of the systems.4. The dense populations of Munich, Berlin and a few other cities can more than justify the financial outlay needed to upgrade systems.1. We suggest either a contracted operations/management agreement with the Level 4 operators to help finance this part of the system, or a very extended "lease" with the Level 4 operators.

The paper has been parsed in this forum to separately cover Digital TV, Broadband Data, Video on Demand, Telephony, Interactive TV, Gaming and Colocation.China Ratchet Cable Cutters ManufacturersStrategy Paper for Overcoming DTAG Market and Technology AdvantageThis paper was created for a venture capital company and subsequently used to target cable accessible markets in Germany. Conversely, some sparsely populated and rural areas of the former East Germany cannot sustain a cost efficient upgrade in the short term. Downside – Escalating maintenance costs.Our suggestion is to upgrade the enterprise to an 800MHZ (840MHZ) system that uses standardized equipment. The upgrade can be partially financed by partnership agreements with the Level 4 operators in non-high density metropolitan areas.. Upside – If not expanding services nothing need be done. The paper has been parsed in this forum to separately cover Digital TV, Broadband Data, Video on Demand, Telephony, Interactive TV, Gaming and Colocation.

Posted by: cablecuttercrimpings at 01:20 AM | No Comments | Add Comment
Post contains 401 words, total size 3 kb.