| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 交通管理學系 === 88 === 號碼可攜性服務政策之研究
Abstract
The communication technology has advanced in an
unprecedented speed. As the result, there are more and more
new telecommunication services available to the general public.
The number portability (NP) is one of the latest new services that
will be put in the market in a near future. To promote a fair
competitive environment, the liberalization of the
telecommunication industry becomes an inevitable trend of the
world. Taiwan government is as well in the process of the
implementation a multiple-phase of telecommunication
liberalization policy. The first phase is to liberalize the fixed
communication service. However, the main goal is eventually
to liberalize the NP service.
Proving NP service has just begun recently in a few
countries. Not until in 1995, Hong Kong becomes the first
country in the world to liberalize the NP service as well as fixed
communication service. In this research, we study the purpose
of and the policy, legislature, costing, pricing, and management
issues in the implementation of the liberalization of the NP
service in several developed countries. They are America,
England, Germany, Australia, Finland, and Hong Kong. The
study shows one of the main purposes is to provide an equal
competitive environment for telecommunication providers.
號碼可攜性服務政策之研究
On July 1st, 2000, during a review meeting of liberalization
of fixed communication, The Department of Transportation and
Communication in Taiwan has decided and announced the
timetable for liberalization of NP service. The timetable is also
incorporated as an article in the revised draft of the legislature of
the fixed communication service management. Our research
recommends that the first new carrier granted the license for the
fixed communication service, who must provide scattering
database, a capability to obtain user personal data on an IN
network platform, and user information when switching carriers.
We also recommend the delay the schedule of NP liberalization
implementation, since its implementation requires a complete
digitized cellular network in Taiwan. The network can not be
completed by the Chung Hwa Telecom Cooperation until the
company''s AMPS system is fully replaced. It, however, is
scheduled at the end of June of 2002.
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