Strategy for digital tv
| Added: 21-10-2004 Author: Sean DAniell Category: Satellite TV |
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DIGITAL TV
Digital TV set in the truth of life 6 DTAG cable regions. The problem is designed network, 500MHZ system. The current system better by providing a digital TV system, but there is a risk of two losses.
1. 500MHZ This is a unique system. Major tools used in this system is only used for this system. Upside - Equipment habit of working well within the system. Negative - increased maintenance costs.
2. The Bandwidth is available in the current system is not enough without a large amount of reengineering and unique customization.
3. Upside - if it does not extend any services necessary.
4. Negative - If the offering to expand, the system must be updated to remain soft in the purchase of equipment maintenance and operating costs. This involves both reducing the risk by extending the system to 840MHZ or increase the risk by using the new blood Bandwidth optimization technology.
Perhaps, businesses should try to use Cots (Commercial Off The Shelf) system used by other companies to reduce the cost of doing business, keep costs in line maintenance and / or less than the sector level, and ensure the availability of competitively priced spare parts over the age of the system. By using the standard (Cots) equipment has been proven to reduce the purchase and maintenance costs during the life of the system. 500MHZ system now that does not allow this option.
Our suggestion is to upgrade the enterprise to an 800MHZ (840MHZ) system that uses standardized equipment. 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. The upgrade can be partially financed by partnership agreements with the Level 4 operators in non-high density metropolitan areas. The dense populations of Munich, Berlin and a few other cities can more than justify the financial outlay needed to upgrade systems. Conversely, some sparsely populated and rural areas of the former East Germany cannot sustain a cost efficient upgrade in the short term. 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. In the absence of L4 operators, We would make a very strong case for introducing services slowly and using other technologies such as point-to-point, wireless and satellite in those regions. Upside - Common equipment, common architectures, fault resiliency, lower continuing costs, expandability, usage flexibility, availability of resources. Downside - Higher initial costs.
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