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In 2009 the value of the Polish telecommunications market went down, mainly due to the Mobile Termination Rate cuts and erosion of mobile operators’ wholesale revenues. Yet, the industry seems to be more focused on another factor, namely better climate for investment in the infrastructure.  The signing of an agreement between the market regulator and TP SA, the largest telecoms operator, was an unprecedented event. Under the agreement, TP SA is required, among other things, to ensure equal treatment of its retail division and alternative operators, and, more importantly, to build almost 500,000 new lines and modernize another 700,000.

Today’s economy requires businesses to keep close tabs on market activity in order to make sound decisions and maximize profits. If you’re looking for the absolute newest and most viable data and analysis on Polish telecommunications market issues, you should read the latest PMR report Telecommunications market in Poland 2010, Development forecasts for 2010-2014.

The report was developed in response to the needs of PMR clients for the latest market data, especially in light of recent regulatory changes. Our expert analysts have prepared this document as a guide to decision making as market conditions change rapidly due to growth, increased competition and higher levels of investment in the Polish telecommunications infrastructure.

In addition to sound data and accurate analysis, PMR has included the results of a recent survey of 100 telecom company professionals in an effort to provide the latest inside details on this changing market, and to construct a clear picture of projected developments over the coming years.
Telecommunications market in Poland 2010, Development forecasts for 2010-2014 combines valuable business intelligence from a variety of trusted sources into one clear, concise document – ready for delivery to you in convenient electronic format.

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