When Assessing the Quality of a Telecommunications Provider, a Key

question 2

Multiple Choice

When assessing the quality of a telecommunications provider, a key indicator of superior quality to a competitor is the ability to:

• A) own and operate the largest network of land and sea cable.
• B) compress more high resolution information on the same bandwidth.
• C) have the leanest network of repeater stations.
• D) have the most extensive intermodal operations.
• E) own radio frequencies with greater range.

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