15.000 banen weg bij Telecom Italia - Bloomberg

News Broadband Italy 7 APR 2016
15.000 banen weg bij Telecom Italia - Bloomberg

Telecom Italia overweegt 15.000 banen te schrappen in antwoord op de plannen van de Italiaanse energieleverancier Enel om een breedbandnetwerk uit te rollen in het land. Onlangs bevestigde Enel hiervoor 2,5 miljard euro te investeren om 7,5 miljoen huishoudens in 224 Italiaanse steden te voorzien van breedbandinternet. Dit netwerk wordt opengesteld voor derde partijen waardoor Telecom Italia mogelijk veel wholesale-klanten zal verliezen. 

Bronnen melden aan Bloomberg dat Telecom Italia moet rekenen op een verlies van vijf miljoen wholesale-klanten, vooral afkomstig van Vodafone Italia en Wind. Naar verluidt zouden Vodafone Italia en Wind met Enel in een strategische en commerciële samenwerking stappen. De grootste investeerder in Enel is het Italiaanse ministerie van Economische Zaken, met een aandeel van zo'n 24 procent. 

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Production planning & operations, Fibre, Internet Access, Government policy

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