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ERNST & YOUNG BALTIC UAB Ryši Reguliavimo Tarnyba HY-LRAIC documentation (non-binding English translation) 5 th of December, 2007

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ERNST & YOUNG BALTIC UAB

Ryši� Reguliavimo Tarnyba

HY-LRAIC documentation (non-binding English translation)

5th of December, 2007

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Contents

INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 4

1 MODEL STRUCTURE .................................................................................................. 5

1.1 LIST OF COST OBJECTS ............................................................................................... 5 1.2 NETWORK ELEMENTS AND ACTIVITIES ...................................................................... 6 1.3 HOMOGENOUS COST CATEGORIES (HCC).................................................................. 7

2 CAPEX ............................................................................................................................. 8

2.1 SWITCHING NETWORK ............................................................................................... 9 2.1.1 General principles for modeling switching network ......................................... 9 2.1.2 Routing matrix ................................................................................................. 10 2.1.3 M – curve calculations .................................................................................... 11 2.1.4 Subscriber units ............................................................................................... 12 2.1.5 Local switches ................................................................................................. 13 2.1.6 Transit switches ............................................................................................... 14 2.1.7 Busy hour call traffic ....................................................................................... 14 2.1.8 HY-LRAIC switching network topology .......................................................... 16 2.1.9 Switching network cost estimation .................................................................. 17

2.2 TRANSMISSION NETWORK ....................................................................................... 18 2.3 CABLES AND DUCTS ................................................................................................. 18 2.4 INTELLIGENT NETWORK ........................................................................................... 18 2.5 OTHER NETWORK AND GENERAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT .......................................... 19

3 OPEX .............................................................................................................................. 20

4 HCC COST ALLOCATION TO NETWORK ELEMENTS AND ACTIVITIES .. 21

5 ALLOCATION OF NETWORK ELEMENTS TO COST OBJECTS .................... 22

6 MODEL USER MANUAL ........................................................................................... 24

6.1 FILE „CORE HYBRID LRAIC MODEL“ ...................................................................... 24 6.1.1 Worksheet „Menu“ .......................................................................................... 25 6.1.2 Worksheet „Notes“ .......................................................................................... 25 6.1.3 Worksheet „Navigation“ ................................................................................. 25 6.1.4 Worksheet „Results“ ....................................................................................... 26 6.1.5 Worksheet „HY-LRAIC calculations“............................................................. 27 6.1.6 Worksheet „Call set-up“ ................................................................................. 29 6.1.7 Worksheet „General support“ ........................................................................ 30 6.1.8 Worksheet „HCC GRC“ .................................................................................. 31 6.1.9 Worksheet „HCC cost“ ................................................................................... 32 6.1.10 Worksheet „Asset life“ .................................................................................... 32 6.1.11 Worksheet „Service costs“ .............................................................................. 32 6.1.12 Worksheet „Assumptions“ .............................................................................. 33

6.2 FILE „NETWORK DESIGN“ ........................................................................................ 35 6.2.1 Worksheet „Network revaluation“ .................................................................. 35 6.2.2 Worksheet „Network structure“ ...................................................................... 36 6.2.3 Worksheet „Network nodes“ ........................................................................... 36 6.2.4 Worksheet „Network nodes – traffic“ ............................................................. 41 6.2.5 Worksheet „Network nodes – access“ ............................................................ 41

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6.2.6 Worksheet „EWSD network“ .......................................................................... 42 6.2.7 Worksheet „EWSD LRAIC traffic“ ................................................................. 48 6.2.8 Worksheet „EWSD LRAIC Access“ ................................................................ 50 6.2.9 Worksheet „Traffic“ ........................................................................................ 51 6.2.10 Worksheet „Statistics“ .................................................................................... 53 6.2.11 Worksheet „Subscriber lines“ ......................................................................... 55 6.2.12 Worksheet „M-curve“ ..................................................................................... 55 6.2.13 Worksheet „Equipment prices“ ....................................................................... 57 6.2.14 Worksheet „Erlangs“ ...................................................................................... 57

6.3 FILE „ROUTING MATRIX“ ......................................................................................... 58 6.3.1 Worksheet „Minutes“ ...................................................................................... 58 6.3.2 Worksheet „Modeling“ ................................................................................... 59 6.3.3 Worksheet „Routing“ ...................................................................................... 59 6.3.4 Network element worksheets ........................................................................... 59 6.3.5 Worksheet „Summary“ .................................................................................... 60

6.4 FILE „MAIN RECONCILIATION MODEL“ ................................................................... 61 6.4.1 Worksheets „HCC“, „Data“, „Results“......................................................... 61 6.4.2 Worksheet „GBV_GRC_NRC“ ....................................................................... 62 6.4.3 Worksheet „HCC - NP allocation matrix“ ..................................................... 62 6.4.4 Worksheet „Simplified TD-LRAIC model“ ..................................................... 63 6.4.5 Worksheet „Simplified BU-LRAIC model“ ..................................................... 63

6.5 FILE „TD ADJUSTMENTS“ ........................................................................................ 63 6.5.1 Worksheet „Description of the cost categories“............................................. 65 6.5.2 Worksheet „Simplified BU-LRAIC model“ ..................................................... 65 6.5.3 Worksheet „Start – simplified TD-LRAIC model“ .......................................... 66 6.5.4 Worksheet „1. Annualization – annual cost calculation“............................... 68 6.5.5 Worksheet „2. Intelligent network – number portability“ .............................. 69 6.5.6 Worksheet „3. The price of local switches“ .................................................... 69 6.5.7 Worksheet „4. The number of local switches“ ................................................ 70 6.5.8 Worksheet „5. Allocation of administration cost“ .......................................... 70 6.5.9 Worksheet „6. Subscriber unit cost allocation“ ............................................. 71 6.5.10 Worksheet „7. Service volumes“ ..................................................................... 71 6.5.11 Worksheet „8. Intelligent network – carrier pre selection (CPS)“................. 72 6.5.12 Worksheet „9. Cable length“ .......................................................................... 72 6.5.13 Worksheet „10. Shareholders’ funds adjustment“ .......................................... 73 6.5.14 Worksheet „11. The number of transit switches“ ........................................... 73 6.5.15 Worksheet „12. Cable MEA price“ ................................................................. 74 6.5.16 Worksheet „13. Cable cost allocation“ .......................................................... 74 6.5.17 Worksheet „14. Administration cost efficiency“ ............................................. 75 6.5.18 Worksheet „15. Service definitions“ ............................................................... 75 6.5.19 Worksheet „16. Billing cost allocation“ ......................................................... 76 6.5.20 Worksheet „17. Common and joint cost allocation“ ...................................... 76 6.5.21 Worksheet „Results (average, LTL cents)“ ..................................................... 77 6.5.22 Worksheet „Results (peak, EUR cents)“ ......................................................... 77

6.6 UPDATED BU-LRAIC MODEL ................................................................................. 78 ANNEX NO. 1. LIST OF NETWORK ELEMENTS (PRODUCTS) AND ACTIVITIES ....................... 79 ANNEX NO. 2. LIST OF HOMOGENOUS COST CATEGORIES (HCCS) ..................................... 84

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INTRODUCTION

In accordance with the data published by the European Commission, the network

interconnection fees in the fixed line telecommunications network of Lithuania are among the

highest in the EU. In view of this situation, the Lithuanian Communications Regulatory

Authority (hereinafter, RRT) adopted a decision regarding application of the the hybrid

LRAIC (hereinafter, HY-LRAIC) model.

The purpose of HY-LRAIC model is to establish the interconnection service costs that would

be incurred by an effective operator in a competitive market. The model formation process

(until May 2007) is presented in the chart below.

Chart 1. HY-LRAIC model formation process.

HY-LRAIC model is formed by combining separate elements of BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC

models. I.e. first, the differences of BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC model results are established,

then the reasons for these differences are indicated. Following the above analysis and

pursuant to the comments given by TEO LT, AB (hereinafter, TEO), RRT adopts a decision

regarding the costs level of an efficient operator in a competitive market.

The purpose of the HY-LRAIC model documentation is to describe the MS Excel HY-

LRAIC model, its operating principles, structure, and the technological – technical –

management – economic solutions used and to present its operation manual.

During preparation of data collection forms:

• Preliminary TD-LRAIC model analysis was performed.

• Data collection forms, necessary for HY-LRAIC modeling, were prepared and submitted to TEO.

TD-LRAIC model structure and

data analysis

TD-LRAIC model structure and data analysis involved:

• Analysis of TD-LRAIC model documentation and related documents.

• Analysis of data, collected form TEO in data collection forms.

• Analysis of TD-LRAIC model and it’s structure in OROS system.

• Analysis of data, gathered in meetings with TEO employees.

• Analysis of other information submitted by TEO.

Analysis of differences in TD-LRAIC and BU-LRAIC models involved:

• Trilateral meetings and detailed discussions on principles applied in TD-LRAIC and reconciliation of HY-LRAIC assumptions.

• Analysis of additional information from TEO after the meetings.

Preparation of data collection

forms

Reconciliation of HY-LRAIC

model assumption (analysis of

March 2007 – May 2007

January 2007 – March 2007

November 2006 – December 2006

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1 MODEL STRUCTURE

1.1 List of cost objects

The list of cost objects in HY-LRAIC model should be consistent with service definitions

published by RRT rules; therefore it will comprise the following cost objects provided in a

table below.

Table 1. List of cost objects modeled in the HY-LRAIC model

No. Cost object Definition

1. Call set-up Establishment of communication link and termination in the operator network. Call set-up is ascribable to the type of costs accounted for per call, i.e. once for each call.

2. Termination

Call transfer from the local telephone switch (inclusive) which is located closest to the subscriber who is called and which has or can provide network interconnection, to the network terminal point where this call is terminated.

3. Origination

Call transfer from the public telecommunications network (hereinafter, the network) terminal point (defined in Par. 59 Art. 3 of the Law on Electronic Communications) where the call in initiated, to the telephone switch (inclusive), which is located closest to the call initiating subscriber and in which network interconnection is or can be provided.

4. Type I transit Call transfer via one network transit switch (including this switch).

5. Type II transit

Call transfer from (to) network local switch (excluding this switch), which is located closest to the calling subscriber (the subscriber called) and in which network interconnection is or can be performed, to (from) the network transit switch (including this switch), where network interconnection is or can be performed.

6. Type III transit

Call transfer from the network transit switch (excluding this switch), in which network interconnection is or can be performed, to the network transit switch (including this switch), in which network interconnection is or can be performed.

7. Type IV transit

International call transfer via one network international switch (including this switch), when the international call originates in the network, which is on the territory of the Republic of Lithuania.

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No. Cost object Definition

8. Type V transit

Transfer of international calls between the network transit switch (excluding this switch) and network international switch (including this switch), where the international call originated in the network, which is on the territory of the Republic of Lithuania.

9. Local point of interconnection

Geographically defined location where public communication networks of the came or another entity are connected physically or logically to enable electronic communication service recipients of one entity to use interconnection and/or the services provided by the connections with the other entity‘s service recipients including all the entities with the access to respective networks. Network interconnection is a special type of access.

10. National point of interconnection

Geographically defined location where public communication networks of the came or another entity are connected physically or logically to enable electronic communication service recipients of one entity to use interconnection and/or the services provided by the connections with the other entity‘s service recipients including all the entities with the access to respective networks. Network interconnection is a special type of access.

11. Capacity at the point of interconnection

Telephone switch access capacity allocated at the point of interconnection measured by 2 Mbit/s ports and enabling call exchange between countries.

The list of cost objects is consistent with the list of cost objects in BU-LRAIC model. As

refers to the TD-LRAIC model the only difference in the service definition is the treatment of

costs related to call set-up and local point of interconnection . In the TD-LRAIC model no

separate cost object for call set-up has been established and all the related costs have been

allocated to the costs of corresponding cost objects related to per minute costs.

From this perspective the costs of services calculated in TD-LRAIC model are reduced by the

costs of call set-up related costs and instead of it a new service call set-up is defined.

1.2 Network elements and activities

The list of network elements in HY-LRAIC should be consistent with model reference papers

published by RRT. Since both in BU-LRAIC and in TD-LRAIC the list of network elements

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are consistent with RRT guidelines, in HY LRAIC the list of network elements coming from

TD-LRAIC model was applied.

This makes the HY-LRAIC more comparable with actual operator’s situation and the TD-

LRAIC model developed by TEO.

List of network elements applied in HY-LRAIC model is provided in annex No. 1.

1.3 Homogenous cost categories (HCC)

The list of homogenous cost categories (HCC) used in HY-LRAIC model is in compliance

with the mandatory guideline principles announced by RRT. Considering that the list of HCC

used in both BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC models is compliant with the guideline

requirements, the HY-LRAIC model uses the HCC list contained in the TD-LRAIC model.

This ensures higher explicitness of HY-LRAIC model, the compliance with the real situation

and comparability with the TD-LRAIC model prepared by TEO.

The list of homogenous cost categories (HCC) used in HY-LRAIC model is presented in

Annex No 2.

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2 CAPEX

In HY-LRAIC model, the principles of accounting for total costs of non-current assets

(CAPEX) are harmonized with the mandatory principles published by RRT in the guidelines

documents. In order to ensure the compatibility of the model with the actual historical

accounting data of TEO, the straight-line asset depreciation accounting method is used.

The following formula is applied for calculation of current cost related to fixed assets:

)()()()( nHGnCDWACCnNRCnC ����

Whereas:

� )(nNRC – average net replacement cost for period n;

� WACC – weighted average cost of capital;

� CD(n) – current depreciation in period n;

� HG(n) – holding gain in period n.

The following formula is applied for calculation of average net replacement cost:

� �� � � �

� �� � � �

� �2

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),(),( 11212 ��

�����

����� kGBVkNBV

IPVGRCkGBVkNBV

IIPVGRCnNRC

nnnnnnn

Whereas:

� ),( 2 nn PVGRC � - GRC of current assets quantity calculated at forward looking

prices for period n;

� nI planned investments for period n that are related to extension of the network

(are not related to replacement of old assets).

The following formula is applied for calculation of holding gain:

� )1()()1()1(

)( �����

� nGRCnGRCkGBVkNBV

nHG

The following formula is applied for calculation of current depreciation:

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)()(

)()(kGBV

kHDnGRCnCD �

The following sources of data required for CAPEX cost valuation are used in HY-LRAIC

model:

� Asset depreciation levels (based on the NBV and GBV ratio) – calculated for each

CAPEX HCC cost category based on asset revaluation tables used in TD-LRAIC

model;

� Asset useful life periods – average weighted asset useful life periods by CAPEX

HCC categories used in TD-LRAIC model and presented by TEO.

� Price change indices (for calculation of asset storage income (loss)) – asset price

change indices presented by TEO.

2.1 Switching network

The valuation of switching network should be consistent with HY-LRAIC modeling

principles stated in executive orders published by RRT. In specific it should reflect only the

costs an efficient operator would incur.

Here it should be stressed that the costs should reflect the choice of an efficient operator - an

efficient operator should represent the lowest possible costs to build the network serving the

same level of service at the same quality as the current network. Because of this reason in

HY-LRAIC model switching network is valued based on the same principle as in the BU-

LRAIC model.

In specific determination of the value of the switching network is described in the following

sections.

2.1.1 General principles for modeling switching network

Valuation of costs from increase in switching network equipment in BU-LRAIC model is

based on traditional digital technology – Siemens EWSD technology.

Valuation of switching network equipment capacity consists of the following:

� traffic modeling by routing matrixes and M-curve;

� determination of switch and subscriber capacity numbers;

� valuation of switch and subscriber equipment capacity.

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Equipment containing the switches is divided into three parts:

� equipment, the capacity of which is determined by the busy hours traffic erlang BHE

(e.g. number of ports);

� equipment, the capacity of which is determined by the number of busy hour calls

(e.g. central processing unit);

� equipment, the capacity of which is determined by the number of subscriber lines.

2.1.2 Routing matrix

The purpose of the Routing matrix model:

� calculation of on-switch and off-switch traffic ratio (ratio is used in the Network

design model);

� calculation of traffic minutes for each network element (minutes are used in the

Economic model).

Routing matrix model results are used in the Network design (for dimensioning) and the

Economic model (for interconnection services cost evaluation).

The following matrixes are used in the Routing matrix model:

� minute matrix – provides data of the traffic structure in minutes on the network;

� routing factor matrixes – provide data of the routing factors of network elements;

� weighted minute matrixes (or network element matrixes) – provide data minutes for

network elements.

All the matrixes are uniform as stated below.

Chart 2. Form of routing matrixes

Sw

itch

PO

I national

PO

I international

Switch

POInational

POI international

Internet

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Routing factors and network element matrixes are designed separately for the following

network elements:

� subscriber unit;

� local switch;

� transit switch;

While summing the minutes in the network element matrix, the result is the number of

minutes for the network element. This figure is used afterwards in the Economic model for

the estimation of cost for one minute on a particular network element.

While summing up the fields that are in matrix diagonal (going lower from left to right), the

result is the total number of on-switch minutes. Their ratio with the total minutes is the ratio

of on-switch minutes to the total traffic.

The Routing matrix model provides the results according to the possible number of local

switches used by an efficient operator. Therefore, the Routing matrix model results are used

in Economic and Network design models and represent the number of local switches

calculated in the Network design model.

2.1.3 M – curve calculations

The M-curve represents the load of traffic in telecommunications network during certain

periods of the day.

The M-curve model calculates coefficients for BHT estimation. According to the data

received from the M-curve model, the amount of the necessary core network equipment is

determined.

Calculations in the M-curve model are based on the operator’s hourly traffic data on

workdays and weekends and other non-working days.

The model provides the following results:

� M-curve coefficients, which estimate BHT in the overall traffic;

� M-curve coefficients, which estimate work-day traffic.

Coefficients are calculated separately for the following services:

� on-net calls;

� interconnection calls;

� internet calls (dial-up).

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For the calls from other networks and for the calls sent by transit, the same M-curve

coefficients are used as for the calls to the other networks.

The main principles for M-curve calculations:

� M-curve coefficients, which estimate the part of BHT are calculated by multiplying

the certain busy hour call traffic by 24 and dividing it by the workday traffic.

� M-curve coefficients, which estimate the call traffic on the workdays, are calculated

by dividing the call traffic on a workday by the average workday. The following

formula is used for the calculation of the coefficients:

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���

��

hdwdwd

k

Explanation:

o wd – number of charged minutes on a workday;

o hd – number of the charged minutes on holidays and weekends.

Peak and off-peak price differentiation ratios are also calculated with a help of M-curve

model. These ratios are used for average service unit cost differentiation into peak and off-

peak. Following rules for differentiation are applied:

� Interconnection service unit cost differentiation into peak and off-peak is based on

local on-net calls tariff differentiation.

� Ratio, which is used for average unit cost differentiation to peak, is calculated as a

ratio of peak tariff for a local on-net call to average tariff for a local on-net call.

� Ratio, which is used for average unit cost differentiation to off-peak, is calculated as

a ratio of off-peak tariff for a local on-net call to average tariff for a local on-net call.

� Average tariff for local on-net calls is calculated based on actual tariffs and M-curve

for local calls.

� For calculating the average tariff for local on-net calls peak and off-peak time

intervals are defined according to the same rules as for interconnection traffic.

2.1.4 Subscriber units

The capacity of one subscriber unit is based on the number of subscriber modules. Subscriber

modules are subscriber unit’s structural units facing access network using the line card and

facing switching network using a 2Mbit/s link. One subscriber unit may consist of several

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modules. The number of modules could differ depending on the producer of the module. The

number of subscriber modules depends on the BHE generated by the subscribers. The number

of subscriber modules is calculated using special engineering models. For the calculation, the

data of the generated busy hour traffic and the number of subscribers is necessary.

2.1.5 Local switches

There are two types of ports in the local switches: 2 Mbit/s ports, for the connection of

transmission lines to subscriber units and 2 Mbit/s ports for the connection of transmission

lines with other local and transit switches. Both types of ports are almost identical according

to their functions, yet their numbers are calculated in a different way.

In the local switches, the number of 2 Mbit/s ports dedicated to connection of transmission

lines with subscriber units is equal to the total number of ports in the subscriber units. Each

subscriber module has the same number of 2 Mbit/s ports (e.g. AXE and EWSD modules

have the same amount of four modules); therefore the number of ports for connection of

transmission lines with the subscriber units in the local switch could be easily determined

knowing the total number of subscriber modules.

The number of ports, which are used for connection of transmission lines with other local or

transit switches, is conditioned by BHE directed to these switches. BHE designated for these

ports is calculated by multiplying the BHE part designated for the ports for the connection of

transmission lines with the subscriber modules by routing factors. The routing factor in the

current case is the average number of local switches used for the completion of a call. The

number of ports used for connection of transmission lines with other switches is calculated

according to the First Erlang Model. This statistical model calculates the number of

transmission channels according to the call traffic and the possibility of network overload.

One 2 Mbit/s transmission line consists of 31 transmission channels for the call traffic and

one transmission channel for the synchronizations. The statistical matrix used for the

calculations is designed according to the engineering assumption and consists of the columns

where probability of overload is reflected and the lines where erlangs are stated. The field of

the matrix shows the number of necessary changes in the transmission line. Less than 1

percent probability of overload maximum available traffic in 2Mbit/s transmission line is 21

erlang. The number of local switches is calculated by dividing the total number of ports from

the maximum number of ports in the switch.

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2.1.6 Transit switches

The number of 2 Mbit/s ports used for the transmission lines among the switches is

determined by the BHE among the switches. Transit switches are connected only to other

switches (there is no direct access among the subscriber units and transit switches). An

assumption concerning the transit switches:

� transit switches are directly connected to at least one switch;

� transit switches are directly connected among each other;

� transit switches are directly connected to all other operator networks.

As well as in the local switches, the number of ports used for the lines connected to other

switches is determined by the BHE traffic directed to these switches. BHE designated for

transit switch ports is equal to the call traffic in subscriber units or in the connection to other

network points multiplied by the routing factor. In the current case, the routing factor is the

average number of transit switches used in one call.

The number of transit switches is calculated by dividing the total number of ports from the

maximum number of ports in the switch.

2.1.7 Busy hour call traffic

The major task in determining the capacity of switching network equipment is BHE

estimation. BHE is calculated according to operator statistics based on charged call minutes.

The following assumptions have been made:

Call traffic assumptions

Call traffic assumptions have a great impact on the final BU-LRAIC results. These

assumptions are about:

� call duration and dialing duration ratio;

� successful and unsuccessful call ratio;

� call duration.

The necessary data is extracted from the operator statistics, core network characteristics or

analyzing the sample part of call traffic.

Demand dimensioning

Infrastructure of the core network is designed according to the future market demand. It is

essential for the design to describe the period, for which design of the core network is being

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made. It is done by comparing short-run surplus costs with the core network upgrade costs,

which occur when network is upgraded right then when there is a need.

Description of call traffic distribution throughout the day

Switching network infrastructure is designed according to the BHE. BHE is calculated using

the statistics of the average network traffic and the statistics provided by the operator about

call disperse throughout the time.

BHE is calculated according to the formula below:

60365 21 ffV

BHE��

Explanations:

V – number of charged minutes per year;

1f – coefficient which transmutes the number of charged minutes to the total call traffic

expressed in minutes (including the connection waiting time and unsuccessful calls).

Unsuccessful calls include situations when a connection between subscribers is not

established: subscriber hears a busy tone or subscriber hears a calling signal but there is no

answer.

2f – BHE part in the day traffic;

And:

� � � �gTDrSTf uu ������ 111

Where

u

uu R

Rr

��

1

� � ��

��

����

��

� ���

����

vbht

hdwdwd

DAVGf57

255

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Explanations:

ur - – rate of unsuccessful and successful calls expressed in percents;

ST – part of successful calls waiting time compared to all charged minutes expressed in per

cent;

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uTD – part of unsuccessful calls duration (including the connection time), compared to all

charged minutes expressed in per cent;

g – suspension for the growth of call traffic expressed in per cent;

uR – number of successful calls compared to all calls expressed in per cent;

DAVG – coefficient, which defines in what part traffic might increase on separate untypical

days, compared to the average day traffic;

wd – number of charged minutes on workdays estimated by selection analysis;

hd – number of charged minutes on weekends and public holidays, estimated by selection

analysis;

bht – number of charged busy hour traffic minutes, estimated by selection analysis;

v – charged traffic throughout the day estimated by sample analysis.

Rate v

bht estimates the average part of busy hour traffic compared to the average day traffic.

Coefficient 57

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���

�hdwd

wd compares workday traffic to the average day traffic.

Coefficient � �DAVG�1 reflects how much bigger traffic of non-typical day may be

compared to the average day traffic.

2.1.8 HY-LRAIC switching network topology

The schema of HY-LRAIC model efficient switching network topology ir presented in the

chart below. Note that any changes in HY-LRAIC model related to network modeling inputs

would result in different switching network topology from the one presented below.

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Chart 3. HY-LRAIC switching network topology

2.1.9 Switching network cost estimation

After the description of switching network, its capacity cost may be estimated. Separate

elements of network equipment have a sophisticated structure. For example, a switch can

have different elements: „Line Interface Card“, „LIC Magazine“, „Port“ „Magazine“, etc.

Each of them has individual functionality and is influenced by the traffic.

Algorithms are constructed according to the network elements architecture; afterwards the

content of each network element is determined.

Investments in one part of the element are multiplied by the required number, thus the

necessary investment incremental costs are identified.

Costs of switches do not reflect the total costs of switching network. Switching network

management system costs are included into the model using benchmarks.

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2.2 Transmission network

Based on the results of TD-LRAIC model analysis performed within the process of HY-

LRAIC model formation, it can be stated that TD-LRAIC and BU-LRAIC models do not

significantly differ with respect to the transmission network costs attributed to final cost

objects.

Consequently, HY-LRAIC model used the data of TD-LRAIC model. It ensures higher

explicitness of HY-LRAIC model, correspondence to the real situation and comparability

with the TD-LRAIC model prepared by TEO.

2.3 Cables and ducts

During the TD-LRAIC model analysis it was established that there are no essential unit value

differences (calculating 1 km) between the cables and ducts in BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC

models. The essential difference identified is the total length of cables used in the models.

In the HY-LRAIC model formation process, a hybrid algorithm for establishing the total

model cable length was created. Based on this algorithm, the actual transmission copper cable

length used in TD-LRAIC model is adjusted by a certain factor thus eliminating the effects of

copper cable length redundancy in the routes.

The above factor is calculated based on the following assumptions:

� On average, on the same cable route a defined number of remote concentrator units is

connected to the switch;

� Distances between all remote concentrator units on the same rout are the same.

Based on these assumptions, the following can also be calculated for comparison purposes:

� Number of different incoming cable routs (units per local switch are divided by

unites per route);

� Angle between different routes based on an assumption that distances between them

remain the same (angle of 360 degrees is divided by the number of incoming).

2.4 Intelligent network

HY-LRAIC model uses the intelligent network cost accounting principle applied in TD-

LRAIC model – this type of costs is included and distributed to cost objects as separate

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independent HCC. In BU-LRAIC model, this type of cost is accounted for using the

benchmarks and proportional (to accrued costs) cost allocation methods.

Application of TD-LRAIC principles in the intelligent network cost case ensures higher

explicitness of HY-LRAIC model, correspondence to the real situation and comparability

with TD-LRAIC model prepared by TEO.

2.5 Other network and general purpose equipment

The following groups comprise the groups of other network and general purpose costs:

� Sales accounting system;

� Land and buildings;

� General purpose equipment;

� Network management systems;

� Other core network equipment;

� Access network equipment;

� Leased lines equipment.

Based on the results of TD-LRAIC model analysis performed in the process of HY-LRAIC

model formation, it can be stated that TD-LRAIC and BU-LRAIC models do not significantly

differ with respect to other and general equipment costs attributable to ultimate cost objects.

Consequently, HY-LRAIC model used TD-LRAIC model data. It ensures a higher

explicitness of -LRAIC model, compliance with the real situation and comparability with TD-

LRAIC model prepared by TEO.

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3 OPEX

OPEX cost levels in BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC models were approximately the same and

did not constitute essential differences between the two models. Since actual data is used in

TD-LRAIC model (in BU-LRAIC model this part of costs is evaluated using benchmarks)

and in order to ensure that HY-LRAIC compares better with TD-LRAIC model prepared by

TEO, HY-LRAIC model used operating cost information of TD-LRAIC model.

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4 HCC COST ALLOCATION TO NETWORK ELEMENTS AND

ACTIVITIES

In HY-LRAIC model, HCCs are attributed to network elements in the same proportions as in

TD-LRAIC model HCCs are attributed to network products and other activities.

The following cost groups constitute exceptions from this general rule:

1. Subscriber units – subscriber unit costs distribution between access and core network

element groups is based on BU-LRAIC calculated proportions (by traffic and access

increase costs). Subsequently, in cost allocation TD-LRAIC calculated proportions

are used for separate network elements.

2. Local and transit switches – local and transit switch costs are distributed to traffic

(BHT), call (BHCA) and general purpose network element groups based on BU-

LRAIC calculated proportions (according to respective engineering model results),

and internally – based on TD-LRAIC calculated proportions.

3. Common administrative costs – when allocating costs of this group, adjusted TD-

LRAIC proportions are used by taking a part of sales related general administrative

costs out of network elements intended for network equipment in proportion to

accrued costs. Sales activities administration costs are accumulated in a separate

network element.

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5 ALLOCATION OF NETWORK ELEMENTS TO COST OBJECTS

When allocating network elements to cost objects, the same principles were applied in HY-

LRAIC model as in TD-LRAIC model. The main two differences between the calculations

made in TD-LRAIC and HY-LRAIC models is evidenced in:

1. The case of call set-up service distinction, since all the call set-up related costs in TD-

LRAIC model were not attributed to one call set-up cost object.

2. Point of interconnection on local level cost calculation, as the calculated cost of local

POI in TD-LRAIC does not reflect the total cost of local POI and reflects only the part of

the cost, which is related to capacity to provide local POI service.

In HY-LRAIC calculations, the following cost groups are allocated to call set-up cost object:

intelligent network (and related costs), billing system (and related costs) and signalization

equipment costs.

Thus, billing systems (and related costs) and signalization equipment costs, which in TD-

LRAIC model were distributed among all cost objects, in HY-LRAIC model were attributed

to call set-up cost object. In the case of intelligent network costs, modeling is based on

arguments that call completion in TEO network should determine the same utilization of

intelligent network resources as on-net calls in TEO’s network. When developing HY-LRAIC

model, the costs related to the intelligent network included in the call set-up, equal to number

portability costs calculated in TD-LRAIC model for local calls in TEO network. The model

also provides for a possibility to calculate the call set-up intelligent network costs based on

an assumption that all the costs related to this platform are distributed equally among all

successful calls in TEO network (i.e. in proportion to the number of successful calls).

With no information on actually incurred cost, because there are no alternative operators

interconnected on local level, the cost of local POI service in HY-LRAIC is calculated on the

assumption that technological process of POI service is the same both on local and national

levels. In this case, the annual service unit costs should be equal, i.e. the annual cost of one

local POI is equal to the cost of one national POI.

The cost of interconnection at all local POIs should not exceed the cost, which would be

incurred by an efficient operator. Difference between actual and modeled number of POIs, is

taken into account using the following formula:

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where:

efektS - the cost of one local POI for efficient operator;

faktN - the number of actual POIs on local level;

efektN - the number of local POIs in efficient network.

The measurement unit of origination, termination and transit cost objects is minute, therefore,

the costs of these object units are calculated per minute. Meanwhile, the call set-up cost

object measurement unit is a call, thus in HY-LRAIC model, the unit costs of this cost object

are calculated per call. The measurement unit of cost objects of local and national points of

interconnection is the point of interconnection. The measurement unit of the capacity in point

of interconnection is 2 Mbit/s port.

The cost of signaling, sinchronisation, number portability, CPS and CS is included in the

cost of interconnection services (including call set-up), modeled in HY-LRAIC model.

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6 MODEL USER MANUAL

HY-LRAIC model consists of the following three constituent modules:

� Core hybrid LRAIC model;

� TD-LRAIC and BU-LRAIC reconciliation model;

� Updated BU-LRAIC model.

All HY-LRAIC model calculations are performed in the „Core hybrid LRAIC model“. This

model is comprised of two constituent parts:

� Switching network engineering model (files „Routing matrix“ and „Network design“

in the directory „Switching network“) – intended for the calculation of switching

network value;

� Economic model – intended for HY-LRAIC economic calculations, cost allocations

and ultimate cost calculations of cost accrual objects.

The remaining two parts of HY-LRAIC model are dedicated to BU-LRAIC, TD-LRAIC

model reconciliation, comparison of BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC results and explanation of

differences. All HY-LRAIC modules are related via respective hyperlinks, therefore proper

functioning of the HY-LRAIC model requires to keep the files of HY-LRAIC model in the

same order as in the compact disk provided.

HY-LRAIC model is developed in MS Excel 2003 software (a part of the MS Office

Professional software package). In order for the user to see all the functionality described in

this user manual, not lower that MS Excel 2003 software version is necessary. If a lower

version than MS Excel 2003 is used, part of HY-LRAIC model functionality may not be

available.

HY-LRAIC model description is presented below.

6.1 File „Core hybrid LRAIC model“

The worksheets of the file „Core hybrid LRAIC model“ are displayed in different

background colors of worksheet titles:

Information and navigation worksheets; Module result worksheets;

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Module calculations worksheets; Module entry data worksheets.

6.1.1 Worksheet „Menu“

The worksheet „Menu“ presents the general structure of HY-LRAIC model with links to the

main constituent parts of HY-LRAIC model – main hybrid LRAIC model, TD-LRAIC and

BU-LRAIC reconciliation model and updated BU-LRAIC model. A click with the mouse on

a selected box on the worksheet opens a respective constituent part of the model.

6.1.2 Worksheet „Notes“

The worksheet „Notes“ presents an explanation of the cell formats in the model.

HY-LRAIC model uses the following field formats:

Title (and measurement units) fields contain titles (titles of columns and rows, measurement units);

Entry of values (text) fields for entry of number and text values;

Entry of values (text) - exceptions

fields for entry of number and text values. This format is used when the number value is entered in a substandard place and when it is required to draw the user‘s attention to the fact that the field differs from the surrounding ones.

Calculation of values

the fields mark the places where values are calculated automatically by using formulas. The format is also used for descriptions (only background color without borders).

Calculation of values - exceptions

the fields mark the places where values are calculated automatically by using formulas. This format is used in case of a substandard formula and when it is required to draw the user‘s attention to the fact that the field differs from the surrounding ones.

At the top of the worksheet „Notes“ there is a box with a link „Back to main menu“, with the

click on which one returns to the main worksheet „Menu“ of HY-LRAIC model.

6.1.3 Worksheet „Navigation“

The worksheet has an installed navigation tool that facilitates the use of the main HY-LRAIC

module. The worksheet contains boxes with hyperlinks to respective worksheets of the main

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HY-LRAIC module. Boxes on the worksheet are linked in a way that they reflect data

movements, the calculations performed and model results.

Chart 4. The worksheet „Navigation“ contains a logical calculation sequence of the „Main HY-

LRAIC module“.

At the top of every other worksheet of the main HY-LRAIC module there is a box with a

hyperlink „Back to navigation sheet“, which brings one back to the „Navigation“ worksheet.

At the top of the worksheet „Navigation“ there is a box with a link „Back to the main menu“,

which brings one back to the worksheet „Menu“ of the main HY-LRAIC module.

6.1.4 Worksheet „Results“

The worksheet contains three result tables with HY-LRAIC model results:

� „Unit cost of cost objects“ - unit cost of cost objects are provided in separate

columns (in litas / euros, peak / off-peak, with / without call set-up);

� „National termination costs (based on a 3 minute long call)“ - national termination

costs, calculated based on a 3 minute long call are provided in separate columns (in

litas / euros, peak / off-peak);

� „POI costs“ – annual POI costs.

In order to allocate the cost of call set-up to services, the scenario for call set-up cost

allocation can be selected in row No. 7. One of the two following scenarios could be

selected:

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� Call set-up cost is allocated on the basis of overall average length of interconnection

calls ( Scenario I).

� Call set-up cost is allocated on the basis of individual average length of

interconnection calls (Scenario II).

All model results in this worksheet are transferred from the worksheets „HY-LRAIC

calculations“ and „Assumptions“.

6.1.5 Worksheet „HY-LRAIC calculations“

The main calculations of hybrid LRAIC model are executed in this worksheet: CAPEX cost

annualization, HCC cost allocations to network products (elements) and other activities, cost

object cost and unit cost calculations.

Logical flow of calculations executed in the worksheet „HY-LRAIC calculations“ is provided

in a scheme below.

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The worksheet consists of the following columns:

� CAPEX / OPEX – provides information about the nature of HCC: CAPEX (fixed

asset related costs) or OPEX (operating expenses).

� HCC name – HCC name (text).

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� Code – provides information about the unique HCC code (indicates HCC’s

placement in TEO’s cost hierarchy according to OROS).

� GRC – indicates gross replacement cost (GRC) attributed to HCC according to the

data in the worksheet „HCC GRC“. The column is used for CAPEX annualization;

therefore, it is left blank in the case of OPEX costs.

� NRC/GRC – provides information about the depreciation level within specific HCCs,

which is calculated based on NRC / GRC ratio in the worksheet „HCC GRC“. The

column is used for CAPEX annualization; therefore, it is left blank in the case of

OPEX costs.

� Asset life time – provides information about asset useful life times based on the data

in the worksheet „Asset life“. The column is used for CAPEX annualization;

therefore, it is left blank in the case of OPEX costs.

� Price change – provides information about price change indices (nominal values)

based on data in the worksheet „Assumptions“. The column is used for CAPEX

annualization; therefore, it is left blank in the case of OPEX costs.

� Annual cost – annual cost is calculated in this column using the data provided in this

worksheet and formulas in section No. 2 „CAPEX“. The column is used for CAPEX

HCCs; therefore, it is left blank in the case of OPEX HCCs.

� Working capital – annual working capital cost is allocated to CAPEX HCCs in this

column proportionately to the annual cost. The column is used for CAPEX HCCs;

therefore, it is left blank in the case of OPEX HCCs.

� Annual cost including working capital – annual CAPEX and annual working capital

cost are summed up in this column. The column is used for CAPEX HCCs; therefore,

it is left blank in the case of OPEX HCCs.

� Annual cost for allocation – costs to be allocated to network elements (products) and

activities are calculated in this column. The column does not include general support

cost for sales activities: if the column „GS“ contains the value „GS“, annual cost

(including working capital in case of CAPEX) is reduced by a factor calculated in the

worksheet „General support“ cell F564.

� GS (General support) – the column indicates general support HCCs with the

abbreviation „GS“.

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� Network elements (products) and activities (columns N-FL) – HCC costs, allocated

to specific network elements (products) and activities are calculated in these

columns. As a general rule, the allocation matrix from the worksheet „HCC cost“ is

applied. Exceptions from this common rule are marked with appropriate cell colors.

Costs allocated to cost objects are calculated in rows No. 561 – 667:

� Rows „Allocated costs, Lt“ (columns N-FL) – provide information about network

element (product) and activity costs (in litas) allocated to cost objects according to

the data in the worksheet „Service costs“.

� Rows „Volume, units“ (columns N-FL) – provide information about volumes for

each cost object according to the data in the worksheet „Service costs“.

� Rows „Allocated costs, %“ (columns N-FL) – provide information about network

element (product) and activity costs (in %) allocated to cost objects according to the

data in the worksheet „Service costs“.

� Rows „Unit costs, Lt“ (columns N-FL) – calculate unit costs for cost objects based

on network element (product) and activity costs allocated. Unit costs are calculated

by multiplying the total network elements (products) and corresponding percentage

value in the rows „Allocated costs, %“. Cost object unit costs are calculated by

summing up values in one of these rows.

� Average and peak time cost object unit costs (in litas and euros) are calculated in

rows No. 643 – 663.

The worksheet „Results“ provides a summary of calculation results executed in this

worksheet.

6.1.6 Worksheet „Call set-up“

Call set-up related costs (per call) are calculated in this worksheet. Calculations are executed

on separate tables: intelligent network costs and billing costs.

The scenario for intelligent network cost modeling on cost object level can be selected in

rows No. 42 – 43. The following two scenarios could be selected:

� Intelligent network unit costs for interconnection cost objects is equal to the

intelligent network unit costs for local calls (Scenario I).

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� Intelligent network unit costs for interconnection cost objects is calculated by

dividing intelligent network related costs by the total number of successful call

attempts in a network (Scenario II).

Intelligent network costs allocated to cost objects are calculated in the part of a worksheet

called „Intelligent network costs“:

� Intelligent network unit costs for local calls are calculated in the table „Number

portability“ (cell I14). Table data is used in a case when Scenario I is selected.

� Carrier pre-selection costs allocated to cost objects are calculated in the table „CPS

costs“. Table data is used in a case when Scenario I is selected.

� Scenario II intelligent network unit cost for one successful call attempt is calculated

in rows No. 34 – 38 (intelligent network related costs are divided by the total number

of successful call attempts).

Wholesale billing costs allocated to cost objects is calculated in the part of a worksheet called

„Wholesale billing costs“.

Results of calculations in the worksheet – intelligent network unit costs for a call set-up (cell

C47) and wholesale billing costs (cells C54 – C60) - are further used in the worksheet „HY-

LRAIC calculations“ in call set-up cost calculations.

6.1.7 Worksheet „General support“

General support reallocation factor value is calculated in the worksheet „General support“.

The factor is used for cost reallocation from network to sales activities.

Calculations are executed in the table „General administration (support) costs“, which

contains the following columns:

� CAPEX/OPEX – provides information about the nature of HCC: CAPEX (fixed asset

related costs) or OPEX (operating expenses).

� HCC name – HCC name (text).

� CODE – provides information about the unique HCC code (indicates HCC’s

placement in TEO’s cost hierarchy according to OROS).

� Annual cost – total annual cost.

� Network – provides information about HCC costs attributed to network.

� Sales – provides information about HCC costs attributed to sales activities.

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Columns „CAPEX/OPEX“, „HCC name“, „CODE“ and „Annual cost“ contain information

from the worksheet „HY-LRAIC calculations“. Columns „Network“ and „Sales“ contain

filtered information from rows No. 570 – 718 about costs related respectively to network or

sales.

Worksheet calculation result – value of a factor used for reallocation of general support costs

from network to sales activities (cell F564). This value is based on an analysis of actual and

tolerable general support cost allocation proportions to network and sales activities. This

value is further used in the worksheet „HY-LRAIC calculations“.

Worksheet rows No. 570 – 718 contain information about HCC attribution to network or

sales activities. Column C from the worksheet „Assumptions“ contains information about

network HCCs, Column D – information about sales activities.

6.1.8 Worksheet „HCC GRC“

Worksheet contains model input data with CAPEX HCC related data. Worksheet data table

consists of the following columns:

� CAPEX/OPEX - provides information about the nature of HCC: CAPEX (fixed asset

related costs) or OPEX (operating expenses).

� HCC name - HCC name (text).

� Dependent / Independent – feature for separating dependent and independent HCCs.

� CODE - provides information about the unique HCC code (indicates HCC’s

placement in TEO’s cost hierarchy according to OROS).

� GBV (01/01) – historical gross book value attributed to HCC in the beginning of the

period.

� GBV (12/31) - historical gross book value attributed to HCC at the end of the period.

� GRC – gross replacement cost, calculated in TD-LRAIC model.

� Average NRC - net replacement cost, calculated in TD-LRAIC model.

� Annual cost – annual cost, calculated in TD-LRAIC model.

Worksheet data is further used in the worksheet „HY-LRAIC calculations“ cost annualization

calculations.

All worksheet input cells are filled with TD-LRAIC data.

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6.1.9 Worksheet „HCC cost“

Original TD-LRAIC model HCCs allocation to network products and other activities matrix

is provided in this worksheet.

Data table is formed from TD-LRAIC model data in OROS. The table represents starting

HCC costs, final (after all allocations, independently from their number) network element

(product) and activity costs in TD-LRAIC model.

Data table has the same format as cost allocation matrix in the worksheet „HY-LRAIC

calculations“ and is used for allocating HCC costs to network elements (products) and

activities.

All worksheet input cells are filled with TD-LRAIC data.

6.1.10 Worksheet „Asset life“

Worksheet contains input data on average asset useful life times. Data table consists of the

following columns:

� HCC name - HCC name (text).

� Asset life time – information about asset useful life time.

Table data is further used in the worksheet „HY-LRAIC calculations“ for cost annualization

calculations.

Table input cells are filled with TEO historical cost data (asset life time is derived from the

depreciation rate).

6.1.11 Worksheet „Service costs“

The worksheet contains information about cost object cost structures (separately for each of

the cost objects). Tables consist of the following columns:

� Services by Network products – contains names of cost objects, network elements

(products) and activities allocated to them.

� Code – contains codes of cost objects, network elements (products) and activities

allocated to them.

� Value – contains annual cost of cost objects, network elements (products) and

activities allocated to them.

� Volume – contains volumes of cost objects.

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Table data is further used in calculations of a part of network elements (products) and

activities allocated to specific cost objects in a worksheet „HY-LRAIC calculations“.

All worksheet input cells are filled with TD-LRAIC data.

6.1.12 Worksheet „Assumptions“

The worksheet contains assumptions for calculations in hybrid LRAIC model. Some of the

model assumptions are input manually; some of them for clarity purposes are calculated and

referenced from other HY-LRAIC model worksheets.

The worksheet contains the assumptions:

� General hybrid LRAIC model assumptions (assumptions are used in a worksheet

„HY-LRAIC calculations“):

o WACC rate, % - weighted average cost of capital;

o Working capital annual cost, Lt - working capital annual cost;

o Shareholders’ funds adjustment costs in TD-LRAIC, Lt - shareholder's fund

adjustment costs in TD-LRAIC model;

o Copper cable length adjustment factor, % - factor, which is used for the

adjustment of copper cable length. Factor value represents the share of

copper cable length, which is left after the route duplication effect

elimination;

o GRC for intelligent network platform, Lt - GRC for intelligent network

platform, used HY-LRAIC calculations;

o Currency ratio (EUR/LTL), Lt – official Euro to litas currency ratio;

o De-averaging factor from average to peak, % - de-averaging factor from

average to peak unit costs, input from the engineering model. Peak costs are

calculated by multiplying average costs by this factor.

� Switching network assumptions – switching network revaluation results (GRCs) are

input from the engineering model worksheet „Network revaluation“.

� Network interconnection assumptions – an assumption regarding the number of

actual local POIs is entered and data regarding the number of local switches is

transferred from switching network „Network design“ file worksheet „Network

structure“.

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� Percentage of SUs allocated to access, % - proportion of subscriber unit cost

allocation into core and access networks are input from the engineering model.

� Ratios for origination and termination service in network product „origination /

termination“ – proportion for local switch costs allocation into origination and

termination are calculated based on the data in the worksheet „HCC cost“.

� Call set-up (assumptions are used in a worksheet „Call set-up“):

o Number of local calls in the network, min.;

o Weighted transactions allocated to local calls, units – data on the total

number of number portability weighted transactions attributed to local calls

in TD-LRAIC model;

o Total weighted transactions for number portability (NP), units - data on the

total number of number portability weighted transactions in TD-LRAIC

model;

o Total costs of number portability (NP), Lt - data on the total costs of number

portability in TD-LRAIC model;

o Average length of a local call, sec.;

o CPS costs – data on the average length of interconnection calls;

o Average length of interconnection calls – the weighted average length of all

interconnection calls form engineering model file „Network desing”

worksheet „Traffic”;

o Intelligent network CAPEX costs in TD-LRAIC, Lt;

o Intelligent network costs on NP level in TD-LRAIC, Lt - intelligent network

costs on network product level in TD-LRAIC model;

o Total successful call attempts, units – the total number successful call

attempts.

� General support (assumptions are used in the worksheet „General support“):

o General support costs, allocated to network, % - assumption about the share

of general support costs allocated to network. The assumption is based on

TD-LRAIC model data analysis results;

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o General support costs, allocated to sales, % - assumption on the share of

general support costs allocated to sales. Assumption is based on TD-LRAIC

model data analysis results;

o Network HCCs – codes of HCCs attributed to network;

o Sales HCCs – codes of HCCs attributed to sales.

� Price change indices – data on the values of price change indices are input for

calculating holding gain (loss) in cost annualization calculations in the worksheet

„HY-LRAIC calculations“.

6.2 File „Network design“

Worksheets in a file „Network design“ are marked with the same color scheme as in a file

„Core hybrid LRAIC model“:

Information and navigation worksheets; Module result worksheets; Module calculations worksheets; Module entry data worksheets.

6.2.1 Worksheet „Network revaluation“

Worksheet provides information about the results of switching network revaluation – gross

replacement costs. Information is summarized in the following tables:

� Mark-ups for installation and network management systems – information about

mark-ups applied for installation and network management systems;

� Switching network revaluation – summary of switching network revaluation results

by different network elements.

The total local switching costs are calculated according to the principles stated below:

� the costs of switches that are influenced by the number of calls, the amount of traffic

and costs that are common to both calls and traffic are taken into account;

� common costs are distributed to the number of calls and volume of traffic according

to the proportion of relative costs in the total costs;

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� switch installation costs are revaluated using the fixed mark-up on the value of the

switches;

� NMS costs for the switching network are estimated using the fixed mark-up on the

network value including the installation costs.

The total transit switch costs are calculated according to the sequence noted below:

� the costs of switches that are influenced by the number of calls, the volume of traffic

and costs that are common to both calls and traffic are taken into account;

� common costs are distributed to the number of calls and amount of traffic according

to the proportion of relative costs in the total costs;

� switch installation costs are revaluated using the fixed mark-up on the value of the

switches;

� NMS costs for the switching network are estimated using the fixed mark-up on the

network value including the installation costs.

This worksheet contains the results – the gross replacement costs (GRC) of the switching

network – are transferred to the worksheet „HY-LRAIC assumptions“ of the file „Main HY-

LRAIC module“.

6.2.2 Worksheet „Network structure“

The worksheet contains information on the structure of the switching network by network

equipment units. The worksheet consists of the following tables:

� Switching network structure – the table contains information on the modeled number

of subscribers, their connection type (subscriber unit or access systems) and the

modeled switching network structure (typology) by network elements (number of

subscriber units, number of local and transit switches).

� Switching network structure by network equipment elements – the table describes the

switching network scope by network equipment elements. The elements are

presented separately for subscriber units, assess systems, local and transit switches.

6.2.3 Worksheet „Network nodes“

In this workbook, the necessary components of subscriber units are dimensioned. Data is

placed in two tables:

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� subscriber units cost revaluation;

� subscriber unit component calculation.

Table „Subscriber unit - revaluation“

The table consists of two major parts. The first one contains information on the subscriber

unit demand:

� increase in the number of subscribers;

� increase in the traffic;

� remote subscriber units and switches;

� access systems;

� subscribers connected to remote units and switches;

� subscribers connected to access systems.

Costs of the subscriber units are evaluated in the second part of the table. Cost of the

subscriber units are revaluated by multiplying the volumes of necessary equipment by its unit

prices. Information is provided separately:

� EWSD subscriber units;

� access systems.

Subscriber unit prices are written manually in sheet „Equipment prices“, volumes of elements

necessary are calculated in the table „ Subscriber unit component calculation“.

Table „Subscriber units component calculation“

The table is designed for the dimensioning of equipment in the separate network nodes

according to the demand data. The list of network nodes is provided in the table.

The numbers of subscriber unit equipment are dimensioned by the following procedures:

� First, type of the network node is distinguished – Access system or subscriber unit.

Network node becomes the Access system when it is connected by a lower than the

marginal subscriber line number. The rest of the network nodes are local subscriber

units or remote units.

� Second, the number of subscriber lines is dimensioned according to the growth rate

forecasts.

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� Third, planned call traffic is estimated according to the number of subscriber lines

and traffic generated by one subscriber line.

� Fourth, the necessary telecommunication equipment is dimensioned for the network

node to be a EWSD subscriber unit.

� Fifth, the necessary telecommunication equipment elements are dimensioned if the

network node is an Access system.

� Sixth, the results are summed up, EWSD subscriber unit and access system

equipment volumes are displayed.

EWSD subscriber unit. EWSD subscriber unit costs are revaluated according to the volumes

and prices of composing equipment parts.

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Scheme 2. EWSD subscriber unit costs1

EWSD subscriber unit volume evaluation:

� analogue line cards are dimensioned by dividing analogue line number by the

maximum line number in the card;

� digital line cards are dimensioned by dividing the number of Digital BRA lines by

the maximum line number on the card.

� the volume of control cards is dimensioned according to the volumes of analogue and

digital cards and the maximum number of ports to serve the call traffic;

� the subscriber unit frame number is dimensioned according to the demand of control

and line cards.

1 The same symbols are used in all the remaining diagrams of this document.

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EWSD subscriber unit component volume dimensioning is specified in the table below:

Component Name Short description SLMA:ITM Analogue card One component for 16 analogue subscriber lines SLMD:QFB Digital BRA card One component for 16 digital BRA lines DLUS:LDIA Control card One component for 122 SLM:ITM and

SLMD:QFD units or 88 erlangs generated in PSTN and BRA ports; components are doubled

F:DLUD(E) Frame for the E type Digital subscriber unit.

One component for 32 line cards (SLMA:ITM or SLMD:QBF); May be upgraded with 4 SLMD:QBF blocks

DLU Access module One component for two DLUS:LDIA units

Access systems. Costs of the Access systems are revaluated according to the subscriber unit

constituent part volumes and unit prices.

Scheme 3. Access system costs (see scheme 2 for legend labels)

Access system constituents volume dimensioning:

� Digital BRA line cards are dimensioned according to the maximum number of lines

or maximum call traffic supported by the line card;

� Digital PRA cards are dimensioned according to the maximum number of lines or

maximum call traffic supported by the line card;

� The number of analogue line cards is calculated according to the maximum number

of lines or maximum call traffic supported by the line card;

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� The number of control cards is dimensioned according to the maximum number of

Digital BRA, PRA and analogue cards;

� The number of additional control cards is dimensioned according to the maximum

number of BRA, PRA and analogue cards.

Dimensioning of access system composing part volumes is detailed in the table below:

Components Name Short description ATLCA Analogue card One component for 30 analogue lines

BALCB Digital BRA card One component for 16 digital BRA lines

HLTCA Digital PRA card One component for 120 PRA lines

MLS basic Control card One component for 30 ATLCA, BALCB or HLTCA cards

MLS extension Additional control card

One component for 18 ATLCA, BALCB or HLTCA cards, cards, which vary 12 MLS cards for components

6.2.4 Worksheet „Network nodes – traffic“

In the MS Excel worksheet „Network nodes – traffic“, the cost of subscriber unit constituents

is revaluated under the condition that the traffic would remain the same but the number of the

subscriber lines would be equal to 0. The worksheet „Network nodes – traffic“ is identical to

the worksheet „Network nodes“, the only difference is the number of subscriber lines which

is equal to 0 here. Costs, revaluated in this worksheet are:

� EWSD subscriber unit costs;

� Access system costs.

6.2.5 Worksheet „Network nodes – access“

In the MS Excel worksheet „Network nodes – access“, the cost of subscriber unit constituents

is dimensioned under the condition that the number of subscriber lines would remain the

same but the traffic would be equal to 0. The worksheet „Network nodes – access“ is

identical to the worksheet „Network nodes“, the only difference is the zero parameter for the

traffic. The following costs are revaluated in this worksheet:

� EWSD subscriber unit costs;

� Access system costs.

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6.2.6 Worksheet „EWSD network“

In the MS Excel worksheet „EWSD network“, the cost of switching and transmission

networks is revaluated under the condition that SIEMENS technology is used. The

telecommunication equipment being modeled includes:

� Local switches;

� Transit switches.

The information is stated in six main tables:

� Local switch dimensioning;

� Local switch revaluation;

� Transit switch dimensioning;

� Transit switches revaluation.

Table „Local switch dimensioning“

Local switch dimensioning principles are stated in the scheme below:

Scheme 4. Dimensioning of the local switches (see scheme 2 for legend labels)

The number of local switches is dimensioned according to the following three parameters:

� The number of local switches necessary to meet the port demand;

� The number of local switches, necessary to meet busy hour traffic demand;

� The number of local switches, necessary to meet subscriber line demand.

The number of local switches is equal to the highest of the above-mentioned numbers.

Number of lines

The principles for estimation of the required number of local switches are stated below:

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Scheme 5. Number of switches according to the number of lines (see scheme 2 for legend labels)

Number of switches is estimated according to the number of analogue BRA, digital PRA and

capacity of switch and its utilization rate.

Busy hour call attempts

Principles for calculating the number of switches required to meet BHCA demand are stated

below:

Scheme 6. Number of switches according to the BHCA (see scheme 2 for legend labels)

The number of local switches is calculated by calculating the demand for processor

equipment caused by the BHCA. The following call attempts are measured:

� BHCA generated by subscribers;

� interconnection BHCA;

� Internet (dial-up) BHCA.

The number of local switches is calculated by the following procedure:

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� first, a processor is dimensioned for each different type of BHCA according to

BHCA and its routing factors;

� second, the demand for processor equipment is calculated;

� third, the number of switches is estimated based on the demand, capacity per one

processor and processor capacity utilization rate.

Number of ports

Principles used for estimation of switches required to meet the demand for ports are stated in

the scheme below:

Scheme 7. Calculation of the number of local switches according to the number of ports (see scheme 2 for legend labels)

The number of ports is estimated according to the following:

� subscriber facing ports;

� network facing ports.

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The number of subscriber facing ports is estimated according to the number of analog and

digital BRA, PRA lines (one port meets 4 line cards):

� the number of ports for analog and digital BRA lines is calculated according to the

fact that one port meets 4 line cards;

� the number of ports for digital PRA lines is calculated acoording to the fact that one

port meets 120 PRA lines;

� the number of ports for V.5.2 connections is calculated by dividing the total traffic

generated in digital and analog lines by 212.

Network facing ports are divided into three groups:

� transit switch facing ports;

� interconnection facing ports;

� internet facing ports.

Internet facing ports are estimated according to the following procedure:

� first, according to the BHE data and routing factors, the traffic on network facing

ports is estimated;

� second, traffic on one transmission link is estimated;

� third, according to the traffic on one transmission link and possibility of overload, the

number of transmission link channels is calculated;

� fourth, according to port capacity and routing factors, the number of ports required to

transmit the traffic through one transmission link is calculated;

� fifth, the total number of network facing ports is calculated.

The calculation procedure includes estimation of on-net BHE, interconnection points BHE

and internet BHE generated. The port demand is calculated by estimating the possible

number of swithes that ranges from 7 to 15.

Table „Local switch revaluation“

In the first part of the table, the data concerning factors that influence capacity of switches is

reviewed:

� busy hour traffic;

� routing factors;

� busy hour traffic per transmission link;

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� number of channels in the transmission link;

� the total number of ports.

In the second part of the table, EWSD local switch component volumes and prices are

estimated.

Components of EWSD local switches are detailed below:

Component Name Short description CP113 Coordination

processor One component for the switch

CCG Central clock generator

One component for the switch

MB Message buffer One component for the switch SE Service equipment One component for the switch

LTG - UI, B Line trunk group - User Interface and Type B

One component for the switch

LTG - PRA, SS7

Line trunk group – Type A

One component for one 4x2 mbps PRA port and port in the local and transit switches

LTG - RDLU, DLU

Line trunk group – Type A

One component for 4x2 mbps one digital BRA and analogue port

LTG - V5.2 Line trunk group One component for one 4x2 mbps V5.2 port SN - TSG Switching network –

Space stage group One component for 63 LTG 4x2 mbps ports and 14 fixed ports

SN- SSG Switching network – Space stage group

One component for 252 LTG 4x2 mbps ports and for 14 fixed ports

CCNC - SILTD Common channel signaling network processor

One component for one transmission link

CCNC - SILTC Common channel signaling network processor

Two components for two switches

CCNP Common channel signaling network processor

One component for the switch

R:CCNP/SILTD Rack of common channel signaling network

One component for the switch

Cost of the switches is revaluated by multiplying the component volumes from the unit

prices.

Table „Transit switch dimensioning“

Transit switches are dimensioned using the same principles as for local switches.

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Scheme 8. Dimensioning the transit switch (see scheme 2 for legend labels)

Number of transit switches is calculated by four following parameters:

� number of transit switches, to meet ports demand;

� number of transit switches to meet the BHCA demand;

� number of transit switches to meet subscriber lines demand;

� minimum number of transit switches in a network.

The final number of transit switches is estimated by selecting the highest number of the

required switches from the list above.

Number of ports. The number of transit switches to meet ports is calculated using the same

principles as in the case of local switches. The only difference is the usage of numerical

values of routing factors, because only traffic in transit switches has to be taken into account.

Busy hour traffic. The number of transit switches necessary to meet BHCA demand is

estimated using the same principles as in a case of local switches.

Number of lines. There are no subscribers directly connected to transit switches in Lithuania.

However, the BU-LRAIC model is able to calculate the number of switches when subscribers

are directly connected to transit switches.

Minimum number of transit switches. The current minimum number of transit switches set in

the model is 2.

Table „Transit switch revaluation“

In the first part of the table, data on the factors influencing capacity of the switches is

reviewed:

� busy hour traffic;

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� routing factors;

� busy hour traffic per link;

� number of channels in the transmission link;

� total number of the ports.

Detailed switch constituents are stated below:

Component Name Short description CP113 Coordination

processor One component for the switch

CCG Central clock generator

One component for the switch

MB Message buffer One component for the switch SE Service equipment One component for the switch

LTG - UI, B Line trunk group – user interface and Type B

One component for the switch

LTG - PRA, SS7

Line trunk group – Type A

One component for one 4x2 mbps PRA port and port in the local and transit switches

LTG - RDLU, DLU

Line trunk group – Type A

One component for 4x2 mbps one digital BRA and analogue port

LTG - V5.2 Line trunk group One component for one 4x2 mbps V5.2 port SN - TSG Switching network –

space stage group One component for 63 LTG 4x2 mbps ports and 14 fixed ports

SN- SSG Switching network – space stage group

One component for 252 LTG 4x2 mbps ports and for 14 fixed ports

CCNC - SILTD Common channel signaling network processor

One component per link

CCNC - SILTC Common channel signaling network processor

Two components per switch

CCNP Common channel signaling network processor

One component for the switch

R:CCNP/SILTD Rack for common channel signaling network

One component for the switch

Transit switch revaluation is done using the same principles as in the case of local switches.

6.2.7 Worksheet „EWSD LRAIC traffic“

In the MS Excel worksheet „EWSD LRAIC traffic“ incremental costs caused by increased

traffic are calculated. Incremental costs are calculated for the following components:

� subscriber units;

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� local switches;

� transit switches.

Revaluation of subscriber unit incremental costs:

� calculations are made according to the following principle –costs of the network

elements calculated in the „Network nodes access“ are subtracted from the network

composition part costs calculated in the „Network nodes“;

� „Network nodes“ indicate costs of the network elements according to the current

number of subscriber lines and traffic generated;

� „Network nodes access“ indicate the network element costs if the number of

subscriber lines remains the same but the traffic is equal to 0;

� the difference of the costs reflects the traffic incremental costs.

Costs of the local switches are influenced by the call traffic, therefore all the switches costs

are considered as the incremental costs. In order so separate the cost set-up and cost duration

costs, it is necessary to distinguish, which parts of the switches are influenced by the quantity

of calls and which parts are influenced by the duration of the calls. In the table below all the

switch constituents cost groups are stated:

Component Name Factor CP113 Coordination processor BHCA CCG Central clock generator BHCA MB Message buffer BHCA SE Service equipment Common LTG - UI, B Line trunk group – I/O and Type B BHT LTG - PRA, SS7 Line trunk group – Type A BHT LTG - RDLU, DLU Line trunk group – Type A BHT LTG - V5.2 Line trunk group BHT SN - TSG Switching network – space stage group BHT SN- SSG Switching network – space stage group BHT CCNC - SILTD Common channel signaling network processor BHT CCNC - SILTC Common channel signaling network processor BHT CCNP Common channel signaling network processor BHT R:CCNP/SILTD Rack for common channel signaling network

processor BHT

Costs of the transit switches are influenced by the call traffic, therefore all the switches costs

are considered as the incremental costs. In order so separate the cost set-up and cost duration

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costs, it is necessary to distinguish, which parts of the switches are influenced by the quantity

of calls and which parts are influenced by the duration of the calls.

In the table below all the cost groups of the switch constituents are stated:

Component Name Factor CP113 Coordination processor BHCA CCG Central clock generator BHCA MB Message Buffer BHCA SE Service equipment Common LTG - UI, B Line trunk group – user interface and Type B BHT LTG - PRA, SS7 Line trunk group – Type A BHT LTG - RDLU, DLU Line trunk group – Type A BHT LTG - V5.2 Line trunk group BHT SN - TSG Switching network – space stage group BHT SN- SSG Switching network – space stage group BHT CCNC - SILTD Common channel signaling network processor BHT CCNC - SILTC Common channel signaling network processor BHT CCNP Common channel signaling network processor BHT R:CCNP/SILTD Rack for common channel signaling network

processor BHT

6.2.8 Worksheet „EWSD LRAIC Access“

In the MS Excel worksheet „EWSD LRAIC access“ increase of the costs due to the increase

in the number of subscriber lines is calculated. Incremental costs are calculated for the

following elements:

� subscriber units;

� local switches;

� transit switches.

Revaluation of the subscriber unit incremental costs:

� calculations are done according the following principle – from the costs calculated in

the „Network nodes“ tables costs of the network constituent parts calculated in the

„Network nodes traffic“ are subtracted;

� „Network nodes“ indicate the component costs according to the current number of

lines and generated traffic;

� „Network elements traffic“ indicate component costs if the traffic remain unchanged,

but the number of lines is equal to 0;

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� cost difference reflects the incremental costs influenced by the increased number of

lines.

Local switch, transit switch and transmission network cost part, which has to be designated

for the access network, is equal to 0.

6.2.9 Worksheet „Traffic“

MS Excel worksheet „Traffic“ contains data on call traffic statistics. This information is used

for the modeling of core network elements. Information is provided in the following three

tables:

� Busy hour traffic coefficients;

� Busy hour traffic in erlangs;

� Initial call traffic data.

Table „Busy hour traffic coefficients“

The table contains the following information:

� percentage of successful calls;

� average call duration;

� average call set-up time (successful calls);

� average call set-up time (unsuccessful calls);

� M-curve busy hour traffic ratio;

� M-curve estimated demand for the work days;

� average allowance for busy hour traffic.

Data is provided separately for:

� on-net calls;

� outgoing interconnect calls;

� incoming interconnect calls;

� transit interconnect calls;

� internet traffic.

Table „Busy hour traffic in erlangs“

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According to the information stated in the table busy hour traffic coefficients, BHE is

calculated for:

� On-net calls;

� outgoing interconnect calls;

� incoming interconnect calls;

� transit interconnect calls;

� Internet traffic.

Table „Initial call traffic data“

The following information is provided in the table:

� traffic (minutes);

� percentage of successful calls;

� average call duration;

� average call setup time (successful calls);

� average call setup time (unsuccessful calls).

The above-mentioned information is provided separately for:

� domestic local calls;

� domestic long-distance calls;

� fixed mobile calls;

� international long-distance calls;

� dial-up internet calls;

� other calls;

� call origination;

� termination from alternative fixed operators;

� termination from mobile networks;

� termination from foreign operators;

� domestic transit;

� international transit;

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� other calls.

According to the above noted information, the average number of successful calls, call

duration, successful and unsuccessful call durations, separately for on-net calls, outgoing and

incoming interconnect calls, and transit calls are calculated.

6.2.10 Worksheet „Statistics“

In this MS Excel worksheet, the assumptions regarding the core network on which the

structure is based are described. The worksheet contains four major tables:

� Engineering rules and assumptions;

� Service demand;

� Routing factors;

� Routing factors modeling.

Table „Engineering rules and assumptions“

According to the engineering assumptions, the demand for switching and transmission

equipment is dimensioned.

The following information is provided in the table:

� primary number of locations (together hosts and remote units);

� minimum number of transit switches;

� number of alternative transit switch facing links per subscriber switch;

� number of points of interconnections per subscriber switch;

� number of alternative internet facing links per subscriber switch;

� share of interconnection traffic originated/terminated on the local level;

� share of links to transit/semi-transit switches;

� average traffic on analogue ports (Erlangs);

� average traffic on BRA ports (Erlangs);

� average traffic on PRA ports (Erlangs);

� capacity of subscriber units (no. 64kbps equivalent ports);

� capacity of trunk group (no. of 4x2Mbps);

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� capacity of CPU;

� capacity of 2Mbps port (no. 64kbps voice channels);

� threshold for access system;

� allowance for inhomogeneous distribution on facing ports;

� switch utilization;

� trunk group utilization;

� CPU utilization;

� processing factors for subscriber switch [BHms]- on-net traffic;

� processing factors for subscriber switch [BHms]- off-net traffic;

� processing factors for subscriber switch [BHms]-outgoing interconnect;

� processing factors for subscriber switch [BHms]-incoming interconnect;

� processing factors for subscriber switch [BHms]-transit interconnect;

� processing factors for subscriber switch [BHms]-interconnect traffic.

Table „Service demand“

In the table, the information on the number of subscriber lines, data transmission lines and

operation processing time is provided.

Number of installed and practically used subscriber lines:

� Analogue subscribers;

� ISDN BRA (64kbps);

� ISDN PRA (64kbps);

Demand adjusted by growth rate:

� increase in the number of subscribers;

� increase in the traffic;

Table „Routing factors“

Information on routing factors is provided here:

� on-net switch;

� off-net switch;

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� outgoing interconnect;

� incoming interconnect;

� transit interconnect;

� internet traffic.

Information is provided for local and transit switches.

Table „Routing factors modeling“

Information provided in the table:

� on-switch routing factors for LS;

� off-switch routing factors for LS;

� routing factors change for TS.

6.2.11 Worksheet „Subscriber lines“

Worksheet provides information about physical subscriber lines by geographical areas:

� Column „Location“ notes geographical area;

� Column „PA Code“ notes primary area code for geographic area;

� Columns „Physical lines“ provides information about physical subscriber lines

(PSTN, ISDN-BRA in 64 Kbps equiv., ISDN PRA in 64 Kbps equiv.)

6.2.12 Worksheet „M-curve“

Logical M-curve scheme is displayed in the scheme below:

Scheme 9. Logical M-curve calculation scheme

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All the M-curve model calculations are done in the worksheet „M-curve“.

Table „Working days“

The table includes the data provided by the operator on the day traffic expressed in erlangs.

The table lines indicate different call traffic and columns indicate hours of the day.

Data for the following call traffic is calculated:

� local;

� internet;

� DLD;

� mobile;

� IDL.

Table „Weekend days“

Table consists of the data received from the operator LRAIC questionnaires about call traffic

throughout the day dimensioned in erlangs. In the lines, different types of traffic are

indicated. In the columns, hours of the day are indicated.

Table „Coefficients“

In the table, M-curve calculations are made. In the lines, different types of traffic are

indicated. In the columns, hours of the day are indicated. Results of the M-curve model – M-

curve coefficients are provided in the last table column.

M-curve coefficients are used for the „Network design“ model.

Table „Summary“

M curve coefficients are calculated in this table. M curve coefficients calculated are brought

into switching network design model.

Table „Peak and off-peak tariff coefficients“

Peak and off-peak time tariff differentiation coefficients are calculated in this table. Table

rows refer to calculation steps, columns – to input data.

Table input data:

� peak tariff for local retail calls;

� off-peak tariff for local retail calls.

Table results:

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� peak and off-peak time traffic (in minutes);

� average off-peak tariff (based on a peak-time hours for interconnection services);

� average tariff;

� peak and off-peak time tariffs differentiation coefficients.

Coefficients in a table can be calculated according to peak and off-peak time tariff

differentiation level that could chosen by an operator. If in an input cell called

„Differentiation level comparing to local retail calls (100 - 0%)“ „100%“ is input then it is

assumed that operator makes the same differentiation for interconnection calls as for local

retail calls. If in the same cell input value equals „0%“, it is assumed that operator does not

differentiate interconnection tariffs – only average tariff is used.

6.2.13 Worksheet „Equipment prices“

Worksheet provides information about network equipment prices by components.

Equipment prices are provided in the following tables:

� Equipment prices – information about network equipment prices separately for

subscriber units, access systems, local and transit switches. Prices are inputted for

one component in Euros.

� Mark-ups for installation and network management systems – information about

mark-ups for installation and network management systems. Percentage values are

inputted, as a mark-up to gross replacement costs

6.2.14 Worksheet „Erlangs“

In the MS Excel worksheet „Erlang“, the first erlang model matrix is provided. This

statistical model is used for dimensioning the number of necessary channels according to the

traffic and a certain probability of network overload. One 2 Mbit/s transmission line consists

of 31 transmission channel, designed for the traffic and one channel for the synchronization.

The statistical matrix used for this purpose is designed on the engineering assumptions. The

columns indicate the possibility of overload and the lines indicate the erlangs. The crossing

point indicates the number of necessary channels in the transmission line. For example, under

the probability of 1 percent of network overload maximum possible traffic in the Mbit/s

transmission line is 21 erlang.

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6.3 File „Routing matrix“

A logical scheme of the routing matrix calculation is displayed below:

Scheme 10. Logical routing matrix scheme

Detailed calculations of the routing matrix are done in the MS Excel worksheets „Minutes“,

„Dimensioning“, „Routing“, „LS“, „TS“, „SU“. The results are displayed in the worksheet

„Results“.

Dimensioning is done by using matrixes; all the matrixes used in the models are of the same

shape.

6.3.1 Worksheet „Minutes“

The worksheet is designed for the primary information on the call traffic in order to enter the

numbers of minutes. The worksheet consists of two tables described below.

Table „Minutes“

The table is a minute matrix; its lines indicate different call set-up and the columns – call

termination locations. Crossing fields are the filed with the data on yearly call traffic

expressed in minutes.

The data in the model is the entry data used in the further model development.

Table „Diagonal matrix“

The table is a diagonal matrix with all cells equal to 0 excluding the figures in the matrix

diagonal from the left to the right, which have the meaning of 1. The diagonal matrix is

designed for estimation of one switch traffic part in the total traffic.

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6.3.2 Worksheet „Modeling“

This worksheet is designed for the minute matrixes dimensioning according to the number of

local switches in the network. It is done by decreasing the number of local switches from 31

to 7. The results of every stage are saved in the field below the original matrix fields.

All the dimensioned matrixes (along with the interim calculations) are situated in the

worksheet in two columns:

� „Minutes“ – the column contains the matrixes with the data reflecting a change of the

local switch number, but does not reflect call traffic increment per call set-

up/termination location;

� „Adjusted minutes “– the column contains the matrixes with the data reflecting a

change of the local switch number and growth of call traffic per one call set-

up/termination location.

In the highest positions, minute matrixes with the highest number of dimensioned local

switches are placed. By going down the column, the number of switches decreases.

The „Minutes“ column data is used for the traffic part in one switch estimation. The

„Adjusted minutes“ column is used to dimension the number of minutes per network

elements.

6.3.3 Worksheet „Routing“

The worksheet contains the following matrixes:

� local switch;

� transit switch;

� remote units.

The fields of routing matrixes display data on usage of separate network elements according

to the location of call set-up/termination.

6.3.4 Network element worksheets

Network element sheets in the Routing matrix modes consist of the following worksheets:

� „LS“ – Local switches;

� „TS“ – Transit switches;

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� „SU“ – Subscriber units.

Network element worksheets are designed to dimension the number of minutes per

appropriate network element.

The number of minutes per appropriate network element is calculated by multiplying the

adjusted minutes in the minute matrix from the worksheet „Dimensioning“ column by the

network element routing factors calculated in the column „Routing“.

The number of minutes per appropriate network element is calculated according to the

number of local switches in the core network. It is done by multiplying the same network

elements routing matrix by the minute matrix, which reflects the appropriate number of local

switches. In the highest positions of the worksheet, matrixes reflecting the highest number of

local switches are placed, by going down, the number of local switches decreases.

6.3.5 Worksheet „Summary“

The worksheet is designed to display the following results:

� traffic operated in one local switch;

� number of erlangs per network element.

Worksheet columns indicate:

� network elements;

� part of call traffic operated in one local switch;

� part of the traffic operated in more than one local switch.

Lines of the worksheet indicate the number of local switches in the core network.

The number of minutes per network element is dimensioned by summing up the appropriate

network element matrix figures in the appropriate element sheet.

Traffic operated by one local switch is dimensioned by dividing the sum of minutes matrix

figures (worksheet - „Dimensioning“, column – „Minutes“) multiplied by the appropriate

diagonal matrix figures by the sum of the same matrix field figures. In other words, it is the

ratio between the sum of figures in the minute matrix diagonal and the sum of all figures in

the same matrix.

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6.4 File „Main reconciliation model“

Reconciliation module of HY-LRAIC model comprises two MS Excel files. One of the files

is the main reconciliation model, which includes the main data from BU-LRAIC and TD-

LRAIC models.

The purpose of the reconciliation module is simplification of BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC

models and aggregation of HCCs or network products into more general comparable

categories.

The file „Main reconciliation model“ consists of the following worksheets:

� HCC;

� Data;

� Results;

� GBV_GRC_NRC;

� HCC - NP allocation matrix;

� Simplified TD-LRAIC model;

� Simplified BU-LRAIC model.

In TD-LRAIC and BU-LRAIC models the list of HCCs and network products in principal is

different and incomparable; therefore, in the main reconciliation model all categories of

HCCs and network products form both models are separately aggregated into more general

comparable groups. As the outcome of aggregation, simplified BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC

models are arranged, based on which a comparison analysis can be performed.

6.4.1 Worksheets „HCC“, „Data“, „Results“

„HCC“, „Data“, „Results“ worksheets are designed to aggregate BU-LRAIC HCC cost

categories and network products into more aggregated groups, which, when certain

classification is applied, can later be compared to TD-LRAIC model‘s aggregated groups.

„HCC“, „Data“, „Results“ worksheets with all the data were transferred directly from BU-

LRAIC model. The information from these worksheets, after some aggregation is performed,

is transferred to the „Simplified BU-LRAIC model“ worksheet. The structure of „Simplified

BU-LRAIC model“ worksheet is described in detail in chapter 6.5.3.

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6.4.2 Worksheet „GBV_GRC_NRC“

On this worksheet a data table is provided, in which CAPEX HCC related data is included.

The provided table consists of the following columns:

� CAPEX/OPEX – information on the HCC type is provided: CAPEX (cost related to

non-current assets) or OPEX (operational cost).

� Name of HCC – Name of HCC (text).

� Dependant / independent – attribute, indicating whether the HCC is dependant or

independent.

� Code – unique HCC code (indicates HCC‘s location in the cost hierarchical structure

according to TEO‘s hierarchical structure of cost, which is used in OROS system).

� GBV (01/01) – historical acquisition value in the beginning of the period, assigned to

HCC.

� GBV (12/31) – historical acquisition value at the end of the period, assigned to HCC.

� GRC – HCC‘s gross replacement cost calculated in TD-LRAIC model.

� Average NRC – HCC‘s net replacement cost calculated in TD-LRAIC model.

� Annual cost – HCC‘s annual cost calculated in TD-LRAIC model.

Further data from the table is used on the worksheet „HCC – NP allocation matrix“ where the

total annual cost of non-current assets is calculated.

All the cells of the table are filled out according to the data of TD-LRAIC model.

6.4.3 Worksheet „HCC - NP allocation matrix“

On this worksheet the table (matrix) with the allocation of HCCs costs to network products

and other activities is presented.

The table is arranged according to TD-LRAIC model data in OROS system. The table reflects

the starting values of HCCs and final values (after all reallocations, independently from the

amount of reallocations) of network products and other activities, formed after the full cost

allocation in TD-LRAIC model.

The form of the table corresponds to the form of the table, which is presented on the

worksheet „HY-LRAIC calculations“. Data from the worksheet „HCC - NP allocation

matrix“ after some aggregation in columns FK-GH is performed, is used on the worksheet

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„Simplified TD-LRAIC model“ where HCC cost is allocated to network components

(products) and activities.

All cells of the table are filled in with data from TD-LRAIC model.

6.4.4 Worksheet „Simplified TD-LRAIC model“

On this worksheet a simplified TD-LRAIC model after all aggregations is presented, data

from the worksheet „HCC – NP allocation matrix“ is used. The data from the worksheet

„Simplified TD-LRAIC model“ is further used in the file „TD adjustments“. The structure of

„Simplified TD-LRAIC model“ worksheet is described in more detail in chapter 6.5.3.

6.4.5 Worksheet „Simplified BU-LRAIC model“

On this worksheet a simplified BU-LRAIC model after all aggregations is presented, data

from the worksheets „HCC“, „Data“ and „Results“ is used. The data from the worksheet

„Simplified BU-LRAIC model“ is further used in the file „TD adjustments“. The structure of

the worksheet „Simplified BU-LRAIC model” is described in more detail in chapter 6.5.2.

6.5 File „TD adjustments“

Aggregated information (from BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC models) from the main

reconciliation model is transferred into the second part of the reconciliation module of HY-

LRAIC model. Based on the analysis of the differences in both models, the aggregated

simplified TD-LRAIC model is used for the explanation of the differences.

The differences between the two models are explained on separate worksheets with certain

corrections to the aggregated TD-LRAIC model. On the bottom of each correction worksheet

the assumptions for particular correction are presented. Correction worksheets are related in a

way that the final results after every previous correction are transferred into the next

correction worksheet so that all adjustment worksheets are linked. In this way the connection

between the corrections is maintained.

After all the corrections are performed, the results of the impact of the corrections on the cost

objects are presented – the impact of each correction on the final cost of cost objects on

average, in LTL cents and on the other worksheet of the results – cost of cost objects in peak

time, in Euro cents.

The content of the file „TD adjustments“ is marked with different colors:

calculations are performed;

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the assumptions for adjustments are presented; the adjustments according to given assumptions are performed.

The file „TD adjustments“ consists of the following worksheets:

� Description of the cost categories;

� Simplified BU-LRAIC model;

� Start – simplified TD-LRAIC model;

� 1. Annualization – annual cost calculation;

� 2. Intelligent network – number portability;

� 3. The price of local switches;

� 4. The number of local switches;

� 5. Allocation of administration costs;

� 6. Subscriber unit cost allocation;

� 7. Service volumes;

� 8. Intelligent network – carrier pre selection (CPS);

� 9. Cable length;

� 10. Shareholders’ funds adjustment;

� 11. The number of transit switches;

� 12. Cable MEA price;

� 13. Cable cost allocation;

� 14. Administration cost efficiency;

� 15. Service definitions;

� 16. Billing cost allocation;

� 17. Common and joint cost allocation;

� Results (average, LTL cents);

� Results (peak, EUR cents).

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6.5.1 Worksheet „Description of the cost categories“

On this worksheet the description of aggregated cost categories, which are used in the

simplified TD-LRAIC and BU-LRAIC models, is provided. The description of aggregated

cost categories is presented in a table, which comprises the following columns:

� „CAPEX/OPEX“ – information on the HCC type is provided: CAPEX (cost related

to non-current assets) or OPEX (operational cost).

� „English name“ – shortened name of HCC cost group in the English language;

� „Lithuanian name“ – name of HCC cost group in the Lithuanian language;

� „Description in Lithuanian“ – short description of the aggregated HCC cost group

content in the Lithuanian language.

The descriptions of the abbreviations used are presented below the table of the description of

the aggregated HCC cost groups

6.5.2 Worksheet „Simplified BU-LRAIC model“

On this worksheet, the simplified BU-LRAIC model according to the defined aggregated

HCC cost groups and network products are presented. On this worksheet, based on the

information from the „Main reconciliation model“, the cost of cost objects according to BU-

LRAIC model data is calculated.

In the lines 2 – 24, the aggregated BU-LRAIC model table is presented, which comprises the

following columns:

� „Reconciled HCC group“ – the name of reconciled aggregated HCC cost group;

� „GRC“ – the sum of GRC values, attributed to the aggregated HCC cost group,

which is in line with the aggregated HCC’s cost group definition – values of CAPEX

cost categories;

� „Annual cost“ – the annual cost of aggregated OPEX and CAPEX cost categories;

� The following columns after „Annual cost“ column are aggregated network products,

to which relevant annual cost is attributed according to BU-LRAIC principles:

o Specific IC costs;

o PSTN equipment;

o Subscriber Unit-BHT;

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o Local Switches-BHT;

o Transit Switches-BHT;

o Signaling-BHCA;

o Intraswitch Tx;

o Local Tx;

o Long-distance Tx;

o International Tx;

o Other Tx;

o Wholesale billing system.

In the line No. 28 of the worksheet „Simplified BU-LRAIC model“, the amount of drivers in

BU-LRAIC model according to different products are provided. In the line No. 30, unit cost

is calculated – the cost amount of a particular network product in line No. 22 is divided by

the amount of driver in line No. 30.

In lines No. 34 – 46 the unit cost of network product is allocated to particular cost objects

using respective routing factors (according to RRT service definitions). In cells E36:E46 the

total unit cost of one cost object is calculated by summing up unit costs in columns F:R

which is allocated from separate network products.

The data from cells E36:E46 is further used in the worksheet „Results (average, LTL cents)“

for comparison with the TD original data and adjusted data.

6.5.3 Worksheet „Start – simplified TD-LRAIC model“

As on the worksheet „Simplified BU-LRAIC model“ a simplified BU-LRAIC model is

presented, the worksheet „Start – simplified TD-LRAIC model“ contains the simplified TD-

LRAIC model.

On this worksheet the simplified TD-LRAIC model according to defined aggregated HCC

cost groups and network products are provided. On this worksheet, based on the information

from the „Main reconciliation model“, the cost of cost objects according to TD-LRAIC

model data is calculated.

In the lines No. 2 – 34 the aggregated TD-LRAIC model table is provided, which comprises

the following columns:

� „Reconciled HCC group“ – the name of reconciled aggregated HCC cost group;

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� „GBV“ – the gross book value of the reconciled aggregated HCC cost group;

� „NRC“ – the net replacement cost of the reconciled aggregated HCC cost group;

� „GRC“ – the sum of GRC values, attributed to aggregated HCC cost group, which is

in line with the aggregated HCC’s cost group definition – values of CAPEX cost

categories;

� „GRC / GBV“ – the ratio of gross replacement cost and gross book value of the

reconciled aggregated HCC cost group;

� „NRC / GRC“ – the ratio of net replacement cost and gross replacement cost of the

reconciled aggregated HCC cost group;

� „Annual cost“ – the annual cost of aggregated OPEX and CAPEX cost categories;

� The following columns after the „Annual cost“ are aggregated network products, to

which relevant annual cost is allocated according to TD-LRAIC principles:

o Specific IC costs;

o PSTN equipment;

o Subscriber Unit- BHT;

o Local Switches-BHT;

o Transit Switches-BHT;

o International Switches-BHT;

o Signaling-BHCA;

o Intraswitch Tx;

o Local Tx;

o Long-distance Tx;

o International Tx;

o Other Tx;

o Wholesale billing system;

o Number portability;

o CPS;

o IVR (interactive voice report);

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o CJC;

o Other;

o Access;

o Retail;

o Uncovered costs.

In lines No. 42 – 59 the unit cost of network product is calculated and allocated to cost

objects according to TD-LRAIC principles. For example, Transit I cost object cost is

calculated by summing up unit costs by separate products in line No. 51.

The amount of cost according to a separate product in a particular cost object is calculated

using the data of network product cost, the amount of driver and the part of network product

allocated to a service: the percentage of total network cost allocated to a service (information

is collected from file „Main reconciliation model“) is multiplied by the total cost of the

relevant product from line No. 32 and divided by the amount of driver.

In cells H44:H59 the total unit cost of cost object is calculated by summing up the relevant

network product unit cost from columns I:AC.

H44:H59 column data is further used on the worksheet „Results (average, LTL cents)“ for

comparison with separate results of TD-LRAIC adjustments and for comparison with BU-

LRAIC model results.

All data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „1. Annualization – annual cost

calculation“.

On the following worksheets, beginning from „1. Annualization – annual cost calculation“ to

„17. Common and joint cost allocation“ the form of the worksheet „Start – simplified TD-

LRAIC model“ is used with an exception that from line No. 61 each worksheet is

supplemented with relevant assumptions for adjustments.

6.5.4 Worksheet „1. Annualization – annual cost calculation“

On this worksheet the impact of annual cost recalculation on TD-LRAIC model results is

calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 72. The structure of the

worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. The data for the worksheet is transferred from

„Start – simplified TD-LRAIC model“ worksheet.

In lines No. 61 – 72 of the worksheet „1. Annualization – annual cost calculation“ the

assumption is defined that in TD-LRAIC model the annual cost and GRC ratio should be the

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same as in BU-LRAIC model. Accordingly, in cells C6:K72, based on BU-LRAIC and TD-

LRAIC model data, the correction coefficient for the aggregated cost category is calculated.

Based on the calculated percentages in cells F61:F72, the annual cost is corrected in cells

H4:H6 and H8:H13. In K column calculated percentages are applied to the relevant lines in

columns I-AC. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to „2. Intelligent network – number portability“

worksheet. The recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to separate line in

worksheet „Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model

adjustment results.

6.5.5 Worksheet „2. Intelligent network – number portability“

On this worksheet the impact of number portability cost elimination from transit services on

TD-LRAIC model results is calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 –

65. The structure of the worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is

transferred from the worksheet „1. Annualization – annual cost calculation“.

In lines No. 61 – 65 of the worksheet „2. Intelligent network – number portability“, an

assumption is defined that in TD-LRAIC model the number portability cost should not be

included in transit services. Accordingly, the intelligent network cost is eliminated from cells

V51, V55, V59. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „3. The price of local switches“. The

recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.6 Worksheet „3. The price of local switches“

On this worksheet the impact of Siemens switches price reduction on TD-LRAIC model

results is calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 69. The structure

of the worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is transferred from

the worksheet „2. Intelligent network – number portability“.

In lines No. 61 – 69 of the worksheet „3. The price of local switch“ an assumption is defined

that in TD-LRAIC model the price of Siemens switches should be reduced. Accordingly, in

cells C62:C67, based on the TD-LRAIC model data regarding equipment acquisition value, it

is calculated how much the aggregated cost category of local switches in the simplified TD-

LRAIC model should be adjusted.

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The adjustment percentage is calculated in cell C67 and is applied to cells H4:H6 and

H8:H13, and accordingly, in line No. 5 the corrections are made. Specific cells, to which the

adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „4. The number of local switches“.

The recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.7 Worksheet „4. The number of local switches“

On this worksheet the impact of reduction in the number of local switches on TD-LRAIC

model results is calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 66. The

structure of the worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is

transferred from the worksheet „3. The price of local switches“.

In lines No. 61 – 66 of the worksheet „4. The number of local switches“ an assumption is

defined that in TD-LRAIC model the number of local switches should be reduced to a certain

amount.

Based on the assumption of local switches in cell C62, the relevant amount of annual cost is

adjusted in line No. 5. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „5. Allocation of administration

cost“. The recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the

worksheet „Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model

adjustment results.

6.5.8 Worksheet „5. Allocation of administration cost“

On this worksheet the impact of administration cost allocation on TD-LRAIC model results is

calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 65. The structure of the

worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is transferred from the

worksheet „4. The number of local switches“.

In lines No. 61 – 65 of the worksheet „5. Allocation of administration cost“ an assumption is

defined that in TD-LRAIC model certain percentage of administration cost should be directly

allocated to marketing and non-teleco related activities.

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Based on the assumption of administration cost allocation in cell C62, the relevant amount of

cost is adjusted in lines No. 12, 13 and 21. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are

applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „6. Subscriber unit cost allocation“.

The recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.9 Worksheet „6. Subscriber unit cost allocation“

On this worksheet the impact of subscriber unit cost allocation adjustment on TD-LRAIC

model results is calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 66. The

structure of the worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is

transferred from the worksheet „5. Allocation of administration cost“.

In lines No. 61 – 66 of the worksheet „6. Subscriber unit cost allocation“ an assumption is

defined that in TD-LRAIC model certain percentage of subscriber units cost should be

allocated to traffic.

Based on the assumption of subscriber unit cost allocation in cell C62, the relevant amount of

cost is adjusted in line No. 4. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are applied, are marked

green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „7. Service volumes“. The

recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.10 Worksheet „7. Service volumes“

On this worksheet the impact of service volumes adjustment on TD-LRAIC model results is

calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 66. The structure of the

worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is transferred from the

worksheet „6. Subscriber unit cost allocation“.

In lines No. 61 – 66 of the worksheet „7. Service volumes“ an assumption regarding the

growth of voice services traffic in the period of 2004-2006 is defined.

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Based on the assumption of voice services traffic growth in the period 2004 – 2006 in cells

C63:C64, the amount of cost driver in lines No. 45, 49, 53 and 57 is adjusted. Specific cells,

to which the adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „8. Intelligent network – carrier pre

selection (CPS)“. The recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line

on the worksheet „Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC

model adjustment results.

6.5.11 Worksheet „8. Intelligent network – carrier pre selection (CPS)“

On this worksheet the impact of carrier pre-selection service cost adjustment on TD-LRAIC

model results is calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 66. The

structure of the worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is

transferred from the worksheet „7. Service volumes“.

In lines No. 61 – 66 of the worksheet „8. Intelligent network – carrier pre selection (CPS)“ an

assumption is defined that in TD-LRAIC model carrier pre-selection service cost should not

be included in wholesale services.

Based on the assumption of carrier pre-selection cost non-inclusion, the unit cost in cell W47

is adjusted, the cell is marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „9. Cable length“. The recalculated

TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet „Results

(average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment results.

6.5.12 Worksheet „9. Cable length“

On this worksheet the adjustment impact of cables and ducts in connections between local

switches and subscriber unit’s length reduction on TD-LRAIC model results is calculated

according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 66. The structure of the worksheet is

as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is transferred from the worksheet „8.

Intelligent network – carrier pre selection (CPS)“.

In lines No. 61 – 66 of the worksheet „9. Cable length“ an assumption is defined that in TD-

LRAIC model the cables and ducts length in connections between local switches and

subscriber units should be reduced by a certain percentage.

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Based on the assumption of cables and ducts length in connections between local switches

and subscriber unit adjustment in cell C62, the relevant amount of cost is adjusted in line No.

10. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „10. Shareholders’ funds

adjustment“. The recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on

the worksheet „Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model

adjustment results.

6.5.13 Worksheet „10. Shareholders’ funds adjustment“

On this worksheet the impact of shareholders funds adjustment on TD-LRAIC model results

is calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 66. The structure of the

worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is transferred from the

worksheet „9. Cable length“.

In lines No. 61 – 66 of the worksheet „10. Shareholders’ funds adjustment“ the assumption is

defined that in TD-LRAIC model shareholders funds adjustment cost factor, compared to that

applied in TD-LRAIC, should be corrected by certain percentage.

Based on the assumption of shareholders funds adjustment in cell C62, compared to the

initial assumption regarding shareholders funds adjustment in TD-LRAIC model, the relevant

amount of cost is adjusted in line No. 24. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are applied,

are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „11. The number of transit switches“.

The recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.14 Worksheet „11. The number of transit switches“

On this worksheet the impact of reduction in the number of transit switches on TD-LRAIC

model results is calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 65. The

structure of the worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is

transferred from „10. Shareholders’ funds adjustment“ worksheet.

In lines No. 61 – 65 of the worksheet „11. The number of transit switches“ an assumption is

defined that in TD-LRAIC model the number of transit switches should be reduced to a

certain number.

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Based on the assumption of transit switches in cell C62, the relevant amount of annual cost is

adjusted in line No. 6. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „12. Cable MEA price“. The

recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with separate TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.15 Worksheet „12. Cable MEA price“

On this worksheet the impact of cables MEA price adjustment on TD-LRAIC model results is

calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 68. The structure of the

worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is transferred from the

worksheet „11. The number of transit switches“.

In lines No. 61 – 68 of the worksheet „12. Cable MEA price“ an assumption is defined that in

TD-LRAIC model the initial price of MEA cables should be reduced to a certain level.

Based on the assumption on cables MEA price adjustment in cell C62, additional calculations

are made in cells P62:T68, which result in recalculated percentage in line No. 68. The

percentage from line No. 68 is applied on the annual cost in line No. 10. Specific cells, to

which the adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „13. Cable cost allocation“. The

recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.16 Worksheet „13. Cable cost allocation“

On this worksheet the impact of cables cost allocation adjustment on TD-LRAIC model

results is calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 66. The structure

of the worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is transferred from

the worksheet „12. Cable MEA price“.

In lines No. 61 – 66 of the worksheet „13. Cable cost allocation“ an assumption is defined

that in TD-LRAIC part of cable cost should be allocated to other network.

Based on the assumption of cable cost allocation to other network in cell C62, in cells

P62:T65 additional calculations are made, which result in a recalculated percentage in line

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No. 65. Percentage from line No. 65 is applied on the annual cost numbers in line No. 10.

Specific cells, to which the adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „14. Administration cost efficiency“.

The recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.17 Worksheet „14. Administration cost efficiency“

On this worksheet the impact of administration cost efficiency (in comparison with BU-

LRAIC model) adjustments on TD-LRAIC model results is calculated according to the

assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 65. The structure of the worksheet is as defined in

paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is transferred from the worksheet „13. Cable cost

allocation“.

In lines No. 61 – 65 of the worksheet „14. Administration cost efficiency“ an assumption is

defined that in TD-LRAIC model administration cost level should be the same as in BU-

LRAIC model, based on benchmarks.

In cells E61:H64 the adjustment coefficient is calculated to increase or decrease the value of

certain aggregated cost categories based on the data from BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC models

and additional calculations.

Based on the coefficients in cells C62, C63, C64 the relevant adjustments are made to lines

No. 12, 13, and 21. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „15. Service definitions“. The

recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.18 Worksheet „15. Service definitions“

On this worksheet the impact of cost allocation to local and long-distance transmission

services in relation to RRT service definitions on TD-LRAIC model results is calculated

according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 66. The structure of the worksheet is

as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is transferred from the worksheet „14.

Administration cost efficiency“.

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In lines No. 61 – 66 of the worksheet „15. Service definitions“ an assumption is defined that

in TD-LRAIC model the cost allocated to local and long-distance transmission services

should be in line with RRT service definitions.

Based on the RRT service definitions, in lines No. 55 and 59 irrelevant costs is eliminated for

local and long-distance transmission services. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are

applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „16. Billing cost allocation“. The

recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.19 Worksheet „16. Billing cost allocation“

On this worksheet the impact of billing systems cost allocation adjustment on TD-LRAIC

model results is calculated according to the assumptions defined in lines No. 61 – 66. The

structure of the worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3. Data for the worksheet is

transferred from the worksheet „15. Service definitions“.

In lines No. 61 – 66 of the worksheet „16. Billing cost allocation“ worksheet an assumption

is defined that in TD-LRAIC model a part of billing system cost should be directly allocated

to retail and the rest of the cost - to wholesale and retail activities.

Based on the billing system cost allocation assumption in cell C62, adjustments to line No.

11 are made. Specific cells, to which the adjustments are applied, are marked green.

Data from the worksheet is transferred to the worksheet „17. Common and joint cost

allocation“. The recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on

the worksheet „Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model

adjustment results.

6.5.20 Worksheet „17. Common and joint cost allocation“

On this worksheet the impact of common and joint cost recalculation to primary level before

all adjustments on TD-LRAIC model results is calculated according to the assumptions

defined in lines No. 61 – 66. The structure of the worksheet is as defined in paragraph 6.5.3.

Data for the worksheet is transferred from the worksheet „16. Billing cost allocation“.

In lines No. 61 – 66 of the worksheet „17. Common and joint cost allocation“ an assumption

is defined that in TD-LRAIC model the level of common and joint costs in service costs

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should remain the same before and after all adjustments, i.e. the common and joint cost ratio

in services should remain the same.

Based on the common and joint cost allocation assumption, in lines No. 47, 51, 55 and 59

relevant adjustments of common and joint cost are made. Specific cells, to which the

adjustments are applied, are marked green.

With this last adjustment the main adjustments to the simplified TD-LRAIC model are

accomplished.

The recalculated TD-LRAIC model results are transferred to a separate line on the worksheet

„Results (average, LTL cents)“ for comparison with other TD-LRAIC model adjustment

results.

6.5.21 Worksheet „Results (average, LTL cents)“

On this worksheet the average (non peak) TD-LRAIC model results in LTL cents are

presented. In lines No. 5 – 26 the initial TD-LRAIC results together with the results after

each TD-LRAIC adjustment with evaluation of the impact of the adjustment on final rates is

presented.

In the table, T1, T2, T3 are the abbreviations for transit 1, transit 2 and transit 3.

The table is linked with all the worksheets of the module, except the worksheets „Description

of the cost categories“ and „Results (peak, EUR cents)“. Data to the worksheet „Results

(average, LTL cents)“ is transferred in a consistent way, every adjustment is made in a

required sequence. In lines No. 28 – 30 a comparison with BU-LRAIC model results is

presented.

Data from this table is transferred to the worksheet „Results (peak, EUR cents)“, so that the

rates for peak time in Euro cents could be calculated.

6.5.22 Worksheet „Results (peak, EUR cents)“

In this worksheet peak tie TD-LRAIC model results in Euro cents are presented. In lines No.

5 – 26 the initial TD-LRAIC results are presented together with the results after each TD-

LRAIC adjustment with evaluation of the impact of the adjustment on the final rates in Euro

cents.

In the table, T1, T2, T3 are the abbreviations for transit 1, transit 2 and transit 3.

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The data to this table is transferred from the worksheet „Results (average, LTL cents)“ and

peak time rates are based on the assumptions defined in columns N and O (exchange rate and

peak time coefficient).

For comparison BU-LRAIC results are presented in lines No. 32-34.

6.6 Updated BU-LRAIC model

Based on the results of BU-LRAIC and TD-LRAIC model analysis and the new information

received from TEO, the BU-LRAIC model assumptions were updated for comparison

purposes.

Upon receipt of the new data, a straight line cost annualization method method was adopted

in BU-LRAIC model. When updating BU-LRAIC model in this respect, following TD-

LRAIC data and the information presented by TEO were used:

� Weighted useful life times of separate aggregated asset (CAPEX HCC) groups – used

for assessment of annual depreciation costs.

� Weighted ratios of net book value and gross book value (NBV/GBV) of separate

aggregated asset (CAPEX HCC) groups – used for the level of non-depreciated

assets.

� Asset price change indices by separate asset groups – used for the calculation of asset

storage income (loss).

BU-LRAIC model calculation principles and their realization in MS Excel software are

described in BU-LRAIC model documentation.

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Annex No. 1. List of network elements (products) and activities

No. Aggregated category Name Code 1 OPEX direct Pokalbi� sraut� bilingas tinkl� sujungime A-HCC-Prod-P-P-BA-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-AVS-1 2 OPEX direct S�skait� klientams pateikimas (DPD) A-HCC-Prod-P-P-BA-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-AVS-2 3 OPEX direct Atsiskaitym� kontrol� ir darbas su skolininkais (DPD) A-HCC-Prod-P-P-BA-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-AVS-3 4 OPEX direct Paslaug� apmokestinimas ARBOR OM A-HCC-Prod-P-P-BA-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-KAS-2 5 OPEX direct Pirmini� duomen� apskaitai rengimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-BA-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-14 6 OPEX direct Pokalbi� registravimo problem� analiz� ir sprendimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-BA-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-9 7 OPEX direct DPD klient� aptarnavimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-CS-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-KAS-3 8 OPEX direct Atstovavimas teismuose išieškant skolas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-CS-SK-KTS-5 9 OPEX direct �mon�s ir klient� nuostoli� d�l suk�iavimo ir incident� tyrimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-CS-SK-RVS-6 10 OPEX direct Pretenzij� valdymas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-CS-TECH-D-ITPD-PS-5 11 OPEX direct I k. Pretenzij� tyrimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-CS-TECH-D-TD-TVES-10 12 OPEX direct Spec.projekt� verslo klientams �gyvendinimo organizavimas (DPD) A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SD-RINK-D-DPD-PSLS-PS-1 13 OPEX direct IIk.Tinklo resurs� užtikrinim. pasl. �diegimui, proc. modif-mas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SD-RINK-D-DPD-PSLS-PS-2 14 OPEX direct Ik. buv. Tinklo talpos did-mo ir kompl-ni� pasl. užsak. �gyvend. A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SD-RINK-D-DPD-PSLUS-IK-1 15 OPEX direct Ik. buv. Verslo klient� užsakym� �diegimo organizavimas (DPD) A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SD-RINK-D-DPD-PSLUS-IK-2 16 OPEX direct IIk.Paslaug� diegimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SD-TECH-D-PDPD-2 17 OPEX direct II k. Tinklo paslaug� teikimas LT klientams A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SD-TECH-D-TD-TTS-17 18 OPEX direct Technini� galimybi� tyrimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SD-TECH-D-TD-TTS-3 19 OPEX direct Paslaug� teikimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SD-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-6 20 OPEX direct Didmenini� paslaug� pl�tra ir rinkodara A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SDV-RINK-D-DPD-PSLS-PPS-1 21 OPEX direct IIk.Didmenin� telefonija A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SDV-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TSS-NTS-2 22 OPEX direct Tarptautini� paslaug� pl�tra A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SDV-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TSS-NTS-3 23 OPEX direct Rinkodara A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SM-DUC-VCOM-2 24 OPEX direct Ik. buv. Nacionalinio tinkl� sujungimo valdymas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SM-RINK-D-DPD-NOS-IK-1 25 OPEX direct IIk.Nacionalinis tinkl� sujungimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SM-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TSS-NTS-1 26 OPEX direct Tinkl� sujungimo su nacionaliniais operatoriais planavimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-SM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-23

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No. Aggregated category Name Code 27 OPEX direct IIk.Paslaug� uzsakym� koordinavimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-KAS-1 28 OPEX direct Didmen. paslaug� ir prod. pardavimas, ryši� su klientais palaik. A-HCC-Prod-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-PS-1 29 OPEX direct Paslaug� �sigijimas iš užsienio, pardavimas užsienio operat. A-HCC-Prod-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TTRS-1 30 OPEX direct Paslaug� pardavimas užsienio operatoriams A-HCC-Prod-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TTRS-2 31 OPEX direct Nauj� tarptautini� projekt� koordinavimas A-HCC-Prod-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TTRS-3 32 OPEX direct Interneto tranzito pardavimas užsienio rinkose A-HCC-Prod-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TTRS-4 33 OPEX direct Telekomunikacin�s prek�s A-Opex-DC-1 34 OPEX direct Numeri� naudojimo prieži�ros s�naudos A-Opex-DC-10 35 OPEX direct Prieigos tinklo nuoma iš mobili� operatori� A-Opex-DC-11 36 OPEX direct Garso ir vaizdo perdavimas A-Opex-DC-15 37 OPEX direct Rinkodaros s�naudos A-Opex-DC-2 38 OPEX direct Perkam� išorini� paslaug� tiesiogin�s s�naudos A-Opex-DC-23 39 OPEX direct Mokym� s�naudos išor�s klientams A-Opex-DC-24 40 OPEX direct Erdv�s (iniciavimo) paslaugos tiesiogin�s s�naudos A-Opex-DC-29 41 OPEX direct Pardavim� komisiniai už parduotas paslaugas A-Opex-DC-30 42 OPEX direct IP terminavimo paslauga A-Opex-DC-35 43 OPEX direct Skambiuterio paslaugos s�naudos A-Opex-DC-36 44 OPEX direct Kitos tiesiogin�s s�naudos A-Opex-DC-39 45 OPEX direct Telefon� knyg� s�naudos (spausdinimas & platinimas) A-Opex-DC-4 46 OPEX direct Prisijungimas prie IPT tinklo s�naudos A-Opex-DC-8 47 OPEX direct KAAS A-Opex-DC-KAAS 48 OPEX direct KAAS-Settler A-Opex-DC-KAAS_Settler 49 ACCESS Skirstomojo tinklo varin� linija P-NWP-AC-AL-2CL-DCL 50 ACCESS Abonentin� varin� linija P-NWP-AC-AL-2CL-SCL 51 ACCESS Magistralinio tinklo varin� linija P-NWP-AC-AL-2CL-TCL 52 ACCESS Prieigos šviesolaidini� skaidul� linija P-NWP-AC-AL-AOFL 53 ACCESS Sutankinta dvilaid� varin� linija P-NWP-AC-AL-M2CL 54 ACCESS Belaid� WiFi prieigos linija P-NWP-AC-AL-WIFI 55 ACCESS DSL galinis �renginys P-NWP-AC-NT-DTR-DSL 56 ACCESS DXX galinis �renginys P-NWP-AC-NT-DTR-DXX

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No. Aggregated category Name Code 57 ACCESS Eterneto galinis �renginys P-NWP-AC-NT-DTR-ETH 58 ACCESS FR galinis �renginys P-NWP-AC-NT-DTR-FR 59 ACCESS Interneto galinis �renginys P-NWP-AC-NT-DTR-IP 60 ACCESS X.25 galinis �renginys P-NWP-AC-NT-DTR-X.25 61 ACCESS CDMA galinis �renginys P-NWP-AC-NT-TEL-CDMA 62 ACCESS FM-GSM galinis �renginys P-NWP-AC-NT-TEL-FM-GSM 63 ACCESS ISDN-BRA galinis �renginys P-NWP-AC-NT-TEL-ISDN-BRA 64 ACCESS Žinybin� automatin� telefono stotis (PABX) P-NWP-AC-NT-TEL-PABX 65 ACCESS Taksofono �renginys P-NWP-AC-NT-TEL-PPH 66 ACCESS DSL abonentinis prievadas P-NWP-AC-SP-DTR-DSL 67 ACCESS DXX abonentinis prievadas P-NWP-AC-SP-DTR-DXX 68 ACCESS Eterneto abonentinis prievadas P-NWP-AC-SP-DTR-ETH 69 ACCESS ISDN-BRA abonentinis prievadas P-NWP-AC-SP-TEL-ISDN-BRA 70 ACCESS PABX (ISDN-PRA, R2) abonentinis prievadas P-NWP-AC-SP-TEL-PABX 71 ACCESS PSTN abonentinis prievadas P-NWP-AC-SP-TEL-PSTN 72 COMMON NETWORK Ryši� kabeli� kanal� nuoma P-NWP-OT-DU 73 COMMON NETWORK Serveri� saugykla P-NWP-OT-SCE 74 COMMON NETWORK Technologini� patalp� nuoma P-NWP-OT-TH 75 COMMON NETWORK Vietos bokštuose nuoma P-NWP-OT-TW 76 CORE Vietinis ATM sujungimas (CBR) P-NWP-CO-DTR-ATM-L-CBR 77 CORE Vietinis ATM sujungimas (UBR) P-NWP-CO-DTR-ATM-L-UBR 78 CORE Nacionalinis ATM sujungimas (CBR) P-NWP-CO-DTR-ATM-N-CBR 79 CORE Nacionalinis ATM sujungimas (UBR) P-NWP-CO-DTR-ATM-N-UBR 80 CORE ATM sujungimas Bendrov�s teritoriniam tinklui P-NWP-CO-DTR-ATM-WAN 81 CORE DSL sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-DSL 82 CORE Tarptautinis DXX sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-DXX-INT 83 CORE Vietinis DXX sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-DXX-L 84 CORE DXX sujungimas tarptautin�ms analogin�ms skirtosioms linijoms P-NWP-CO-DTR-DXX-LL-AN-INT 85 CORE DXX sujungimas vietin�ms analogin�ms skirtosioms linijoms P-NWP-CO-DTR-DXX-LL-AN-L 86 CORE DXX sujungimas nacionalin�ms analogin�ms skirtosioms linijoms P-NWP-CO-DTR-DXX-LL-AN-N

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No. Aggregated category Name Code 87 CORE DXX sujungimas tarptautin�ms skaitmenin�ms skirtosioms linijoms P-NWP-CO-DTR-DXX-LL-DI-INT 88 CORE DXX sujungimas vietin�ms skaitmenin�ms skirtosioms linijoms P-NWP-CO-DTR-DXX-LL-DI-L 89 CORE DXX sujungimas nacionalin�ms skaitmenin�ms skirtosioms linijoms P-NWP-CO-DTR-DXX-LL-DI-N 90 CORE Nacionalinis DXX sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-DXX-N 91 CORE Vietinis eterneto sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-ETH-L 92 CORE Nacionalinis eterneto sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-ETH-N 93 CORE Tarptautinis FR sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-FR-INT 94 CORE Vietinis FR sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-FR-L 95 CORE Nacionalinis FR sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-FR-N 96 CORE Prisijungimas prie interneto perjungiam�ja (komut) tel. linija P-NWP-CO-DTR-IP-DA 97 CORE Tarptautinis interneto sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-IP-INT 98 CORE Nacionalinis interneto sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-IP-N 99 CORE Interneto paslaug� pagrindas P-NWP-CO-DTR-ISP 100 CORE Tarptautinis X.25 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-X.25-INT 101 CORE Nacionalinis X.25 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-DTR-X.25-N 102 CORE Iškvietos (pokalbio) inicijavimas P-NWP-CO-SW-CO 103 CORE Iškvietos (pokalbio) sujungimas P-NWP-CO-SW-CS 104 CORE Iškvietos (pokalbio) terminavimas P-NWP-CO-SW-CT 105 CORE Iškvietos (pokalbio) tranzitas per vien� tranzitin� stot� P-NWP-CO-SW-CT-1TSC 106 CORE Iškvietos (pokalbio) tranzitas per dvi tranzitines stotis P-NWP-CO-SW-CT-2TSC 107 CORE Iškvietos (pokalbio) tranzitas per tarptautin� stot� P-NWP-CO-SW-CT-ISC 108 CORE Stoties savyb�s P-NWP-CO-SW-EXF 109 CORE Išankstinis operatoriaus pasirinkimas P-NWP-CO-SW-IN-CPS 110 CORE Numerio konvertavimas P-NWP-CO-SW-IN-NM 111 CORE Numerio išlaikymas P-NWP-CO-SW-IN-NP 112 CORE Interaktyvus balso pranešimas (IVR) P-NWP-CO-SW-IVR 113 CORE Tarptautinis E1 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-TR-C-E1-INT 114 CORE Vietinis E1 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-TR-C-E1-L 115 CORE Nacionalinis E1 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-TR-C-E1-N 116 CORE Tarptautinis E3/T3 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-TR-C-E3-INT

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No. Aggregated category Name Code 117 CORE Nacionalinis E3/T3 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-TR-C-E3-N 118 CORE Tarptautinis STM-1 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-TR-C-STM-1-INT 119 CORE Vietinis STM-1 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-TR-C-STM-1-L 120 CORE Nacionalinis STM-1 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-TR-C-STM-1-N 121 CORE Tarptautinis STM-4 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-TR-C-STM-4-INT 122 CORE Nacionalinis STM-4 sujungimas P-NWP-CO-TR-C-STM-4-N 123 CORE Tarptautinio ryšio šviesolaidini� skaidul� linija P-NWP-CO-TR-L-OFL-INT 124 CORE Vietinio ryšio šviesolaidini� skaidul� linija P-NWP-CO-TR-L-OFL-L 125 CORE Nacionalinio ryšio šviesolaidini� skaidul� linija P-NWP-CO-TR-L-OFL-N 126 CORE Tarptautin� SDH linija P-NWP-CO-TR-L-SDH-INT 127 CORE Vietin� SDH linija P-NWP-CO-TR-L-SDH-L 128 CORE Nacionalin� SDH linija P-NWP-CO-TR-L-SDH-N 129 CORE Analog. šviesolaid. vienos vaizdo ir garso prog. perdavimo lin. P-NWP-CO-TR-L-TVL-1AN 130 CORE Skaitmenin� vienos vaizdo ir garso prog. perdavimo lin. P-NWP-CO-TR-L-TVL-1DIG 131 CORE TV program� paketo perdavimo linija P-NWP-CO-TR-L-TVL-PAC 132 CORE Perdavimo tinklo jungtis (ISC-IOP) P-NWP-CO-TR-SWC-ISC-IOP 133 CORE Perdavimo tinklo jungtis (ISC-NOP) P-NWP-CO-TR-SWC-ISC-NOP 134 CORE Perdavimo tinklo jungtis (LSC-LSC) P-NWP-CO-TR-SWC-LSC-LSC 135 CORE Perdavimo tinklo jungtis (LSC-TSC) P-NWP-CO-TR-SWC-LSC-TSC 136 CORE Perdavimo tinklo jungtis (RSU-LSC) P-NWP-CO-TR-SWC-RSU-LSC 137 CORE Perdavimo tinklo jungtis (TSC-ISC) P-NWP-CO-TR-SWC-TSC-ISC 138 CORE Perdavimo tinklo jungtis (TSC-NOP) P-NWP-CO-TR-SWC-TSC-NOP 139 CORE Perdavimo tinklo jungtis (TSC-TSC) P-NWP-CO-TR-SWC-TSC-TSC 140 CJC Bendrosios su tinklu susijusios s�naudos A-BS-NW-1 141 CJC Kitos bendra�monin�s s�naudos A-BS-OT-1 142 Uncovered costs Nepaskirstomos s�naudos A-NS-1 143 Uncovered costs IT k.�. A-NS-EXT-IT 144 Uncovered costs Kitos paslaugos k.�. A-NS-EXT-Other 145 Uncovered costs Patalpos k.�. A-NS-EXT-Premises

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Annex No. 2. List of homogenous cost categories (HCCs)

No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 1 CAPEX Skirstomojo tinklo varin� linija R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-LINE-CL-DCL 2 CAPEX Oro linija R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-LINE-CL-OW 3 CAPEX Abonentin� varin� linija R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-LINE-CL-SCL 4 CAPEX Magistralinio tinklo varin� linija R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-LINE-CL-TCL 5 CAPEX Prieigos tinklo tankinimo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-LINE-OT-AME 6 CAPEX Belaidžio WiFi tinklo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-LINE-OT-WIFI 7 CAPEX DSL tinklo galin� �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-DATA-DSL-NT 8 CAPEX DXX tinklo galin� �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-DATA-DXX-NT 9 CAPEX FR tinklo galin� �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-DATA-FR-NT 10 CAPEX IP tinklo galin� �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-DATA-IP-NT 11 CAPEX X.25 tinklo galin� �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-DATA-X25-NT 12 CAPEX GSM galin� �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-GSM 13 CAPEX Skaitmeninio visumini� paslaug� tinklo galin� �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-ISDN-NT 14 CAPEX MGW galin� �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-MGW 15 CAPEX NMT galin� �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-NMT 16 CAPEX Žinybin� (privati) automatin� telefono stotis R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-PABX 17 CAPEX Taksofonas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-PPH 18 CAPEX DSL tinklo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-OT-DSL 19 CAPEX Skirt�j� linij� tinklo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-OT-DXX 20 CAPEX Eterneto tinklo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-OT-ETH 21 CAPEX Šviesolaidinis prieigos kabelis R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-OT-OAC 22 CAPEX Vietin�s analogin�s stoties abonent� talpa R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SU-ALSC 23 CAPEX AXE vietin� abonent� talpa R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SU-CSU-AXE 24 CAPEX EWSD vietin� abonent� talpa R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SU-CSU-EWSD 25 CAPEX Statiniai R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SUP-C 26 CAPEX Koncentracijos �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SUP-CE

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 27 CAPEX Skirstomoji �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SUP-DE 28 CAPEX Ryši� kabeli� kanalai R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SUP-DU 29 CAPEX Tinklo valdymo sistema R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SUP-NMS 30 CAPEX Elektros energijos tiekimo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SUP-PS 31 CAPEX Serveri� saugyklos �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SUP-SCE 32 CAPEX Bokštas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SUP-TW 33 CAPEX AXE išneštin� abonent� talpa R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SU-RSU-AXE 34 CAPEX EWSD išneštin� abonent� talpa R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-COMON-SU-RSU-EWSD 35 CAPEX Šviesolaidinis kabelis R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-COMON-CAB-OFC 36 CAPEX Perdavimo varinis kabelis R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-COMON-CAB-TCC 37 CAPEX Analogin� kabelin�s TV program� paketo perdavimo �rang R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-COMON-OT-ACTV 38 CAPEX Analogin� vaizdo ir garso kanalo perdavimo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-COMON-OT-ATV 39 CAPEX Skaitmenin� vaizdo ir garso kanalo perdavimo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-COMON-OT-DTV 40 CAPEX Radiorelin� perdavimo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-COMON-OT-RTE 41 CAPEX Sinchronizacijos �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-COMON-OT-SE 42 CAPEX Belaidžio ryšio eterneto perdavimo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-COMON-OT-WETH 43 CAPEX DWDM perdavimo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-MUL-DWDM 44 CAPEX Tankinimo �ranga perdavimui R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-MUL-MET 45 CAPEX PDH perdavimo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-MUL-PDH 46 CAPEX STM-1 (155 Mbit/s) perdavimo mazgas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-MUL-STM-1 47 CAPEX STM-16 (2488 Mbit/s) perdavimo mazgas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-MUL-STM-16 48 CAPEX STM-4 (622 Mbit/s) perdavimo mazgas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-MUL-STM-4 49 CAPEX Intelektinis tinklas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-IN 50 CAPEX Tarptautin�s stoties centrinis procesorius R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-ISC-CP 51 CAPEX Tarptautin�s stoties signalizacijos prievadas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-ISC-SG 52 CAPEX Tarptautin�s stoties komutacin� pakopa R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-ISC-SW 53 CAPEX Tarptautin�s stoties prievadas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-ISC-TR 54 CAPEX AXE vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties centrinis procesorius R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-LSC-AXE-CP 55 CAPEX AXE vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties signalizacijos prievadas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-LSC-AXE-SG

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 56 CAPEX AXE vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties komutacin� pakopa R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-LSC-AXE-SW 57 CAPEX AXE vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties prievadas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-LSC-AXE-TR 58 CAPEX EWSD vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties centrinis procesorius R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-LSC-EWSD-CP 59 CAPEX EWSD vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties signalizacijos prievadas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-LSC-EWSD-SG 60 CAPEX EWSD vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties komutacin� pakopa R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-LSC-EWSD-SW 61 CAPEX EWSD vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties prievadas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-LSC-EWSD-TR 62 CAPEX Paslaug� mazgai R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-SN 63 CAPEX Tranzitin�s stoties centrinis procesorius R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-TSC-CP 64 CAPEX Tranzitin�s stoties signalizacijos prievadas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-TSC-SG 65 CAPEX Tranzitin�s stoties komutacin� pakopa R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-TSC-SW 66 CAPEX Tranzitin�s stoties prievadas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-TSC-TR 67 CAPEX VoIP tartptinklin� s�saja R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-CON-SW-VOIP-GW 68 CAPEX ATM tinklo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-OT-DATA-ATM 69 CAPEX FR tinklo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-OT-DATA-FR 70 CAPEX Interneto tinklo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-OT-DATA-IP 71 CAPEX Interneto paslaug� platforma R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-OT-DATA-ISP 72 CAPEX X.25 tinklo �ranga R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-OT-DATA-X25 73 CAPEX NMT bazin� stotis R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-OT-SW-NMT-BS 74 CAPEX NMT vietinis skaitmeninis signalizacijos prievadas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-OT-SW-NMT-SC-SG 75 CAPEX NMT vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties komutacin� pakopa R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-OT-SW-NMT-SC-SW 76 CAPEX NMT vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties prievadas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-OT-SW-NMT-SC-TR 77 CAPEX Telegrafo centras R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-CORE-OT-SW-TC 78 CAPEX Kitas su tinklu susij�s turtas R-CAPEX-Amort-NE-OT 79 CAPEX Kitas turtas R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-BU 80 CAPEX KAAS R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-IT-KAAS 81 CAPEX Kitas IT turtas R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-IT-OT 82 CAPEX Kompiuteriai R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-IT-PC 83 CAPEX Administraciniai pastatai R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-PREM-ADMIN 84 CAPEX Administraciniai-telekomunikaciniai pastatai R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-PREM-ADMIN-TELE

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 85 CAPEX Kitas su pastatais susij�s turtas R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-PREM-OT 86 CAPEX Telekomunikaciniai-technologiniai pastatai R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-PREM-TELE 87 CAPEX Autobusai R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-TR-BUS 88 CAPEX Lengvieji automobiliai R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-TR-CAR 89 CAPEX Sunkvežimiai R-CAPEX-Amort-OT-TR-TRUCK 90 OPEX Telekomunikacin�s prek�s R-Opex-DC-1 91 OPEX Numeri� naudojimo prieži�ros s�naudos R-Opex-DC-10 92 OPEX Prieigos tinklo nuoma iš mobili� operatori� R-Opex-DC-11 93 OPEX Tarptautin� skirtoji linija R-Opex-DC-12 94 OPEX Garso ir vaizdo perdavimas R-Opex-DC-15 95 OPEX Rinkodaros s�naudos R-Opex-DC-2 96 OPEX Perkam� išorini� paslaug� tiesiogin�s s�naudos R-Opex-DC-23 97 OPEX Mokym� s�naudos išor�s klientams R-Opex-DC-24 98 OPEX Erdv�s (iniciavimo) paslaugos tiesiogin�s s�naudos R-Opex-DC-29 99 OPEX Pardavim� komisiniai už parduotas paslaugas R-Opex-DC-30 100 OPEX IP terminavimo paslauga R-Opex-DC-35 101 OPEX Skambiuterio paslaugos s�naudos R-Opex-DC-36 102 OPEX Kitos tiesiogin�s s�naudos R-Opex-DC-39 103 OPEX Telefon� knyg� s�naudos (spausdinimas & platinimas) R-Opex-DC-4 104 OPEX Prisijungimas prie IPT tinklo s�naudos R-Opex-DC-8 105 OPEX Skirstomojo tinklo varin� linija R-Opex-NE-ACC-CL-CCL-DCL 106 OPEX Abonentin� varin� linija R-Opex-NE-ACC-CL-CCL-SCL 107 OPEX Magistralinio tinklo varin� linija R-Opex-NE-ACC-CL-CCL-TCL 108 OPEX Prieigos tinklo tankinimo �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-CL-OT-AME 109 OPEX Bevielio WiFi Eterneto tinklo �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-CL-OT-WIFI 110 OPEX DSL abonentinis prievadas R-Opex-NE-ACC-SU-DT-DSLAM-P 111 OPEX DXX abonentinis prievadas R-Opex-NE-ACC-SU-DT-DXX-P 112 OPEX Eterneto abonentinis prievadas R-Opex-NE-ACC-SU-DT-ETH-P 113 OPEX ISDN-BRA abonentinis prievadas R-Opex-NE-ACC-SU-TEL-LSC-ISDN

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 114 OPEX PABX (ISDN-PRA, R2) abonentinis prievadas R-Opex-NE-ACC-SU-TEL-LSC-PABX 115 OPEX PSTN abonentinis prievadas R-Opex-NE-ACC-SU-TEL-LSC-PSTN 116 OPEX DSL tinklo galin� �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-DT-DSL-NT 117 OPEX DXX tinklo galin� �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-DT-DXX-NT 118 OPEX Eterneto tinklo galin� �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-DT-ETH-NT 119 OPEX FR tinklo galin� �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-DT-FR-NT 120 OPEX Interneto tinklo galin� �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-DT-IP-NT 121 OPEX X.25 tinklo galin� �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-DT-X.25-NT 122 OPEX CDMA galin� �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-CDMA-NT 123 OPEX GSM galin� �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-GSM-NT 124 OPEX Skaitmeninio visumini� paslaug� tinklo galin� �ranga R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-ISDN-NT 125 OPEX Žinybin� (privati) automatin� telefono stotis R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-PABX 126 OPEX Taksofonas R-Opex-NE-ACC-TER-TEL-PPH 127 OPEX Vietinio ryšio skaidula R-Opex-NE-COM-OT-LOF 128 OPEX Šviesolaidinis prieigos kabelis R-Opex-NE-COM-OT-OAC 129 OPEX Statiniai R-Opex-NE-COM-SUP-C 130 OPEX Koncentracijos �ranga R-Opex-NE-COM-SUP-CE 131 OPEX Skirstomoji �ranga R-Opex-NE-COM-SUP-DE 132 OPEX Ryši� kabeli� kanalai R-Opex-NE-COM-SUP-DU 133 OPEX Tinklo valdymo sistema R-Opex-NE-COM-SUP-NMS 134 OPEX Elektros energijos tiekimo �ranga R-Opex-NE-COM-SUP-PS 135 OPEX Serveri� saugyklos �ranga R-Opex-NE-COM-SUP-SCE 136 OPEX Bokštas R-Opex-NE-COM-SUP-TW 137 OPEX DSL tinklo mazgas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-DSL-DSLAM 138 OPEX Eterneto tinklo mazgas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-DSL-DSLAM-ETH-ETH-N 139 OPEX Interneto nacionalinio tinklo maršrutizatorius R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-IP-IP-A 140 OPEX Interneto pagrindinio tinklo maršrutizatorius R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-IP-IP-C 141 OPEX Interneto perjungiam�ja telefono linija prieigos serveris R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-IP-IP-D 142 OPEX Interneto paslaug� platforma R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-ISP-ISP

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 143 OPEX DXX tinklo centrinis mazgas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-LL-DXX-C 144 OPEX DXX tinklo vietinis mazgas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-LL-DXX-L 145 OPEX DXX tinklo regioninis mazgas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-LL-DXX-R 146 OPEX ATM tinklo �ranga R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-OT-ATM 147 OPEX FR tinklo �ranga R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-OT-FR 148 OPEX X.25 tinklo �ranga R-Opex-NE-MAIN-DTN-OT-X.25 149 OPEX Tarptautin�s stoties centrinis procesorius R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-ISC--ISC-CP 150 OPEX Tarptautin�s stoties prievadas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-ISC-ISC-ISC-TR 151 OPEX Tarptautin�s stoties signalizacijos prievadas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-ISC--ISC-SG 152 OPEX Tarptautin�s stoties komutacin� pakopa R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-ISC--ISC-SW 153 OPEX Vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties koncentratorius R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-LSC---LSC-C 154 OPEX Vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties centrinis procesorius R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-LSC--LSC-CP 155 OPEX Vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties prievadas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-LSC-LSC-LSC-TR 156 OPEX Vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties signalizacijos prievadas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-LSC--LSC-SG 157 OPEX Vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties komutacin� pakopa R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-LSC--LSC-SW 158 OPEX Tranzitin�s stoties centrinis procesorius R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-TSC--TSC-CP 159 OPEX Tranzitin�s stoties signalizacijos prievadas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-TSC--TSC-SG 160 OPEX Tranzitin�s stoties komutacin� pakopa R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-TSC--TSC-SW 161 OPEX Tranzitin�s stoties prievadas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-TSC-TSC-TSC-TR 162 OPEX Intelektinis tinklas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-VAS-IN 163 OPEX Paslaug� mazgas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-CON-VAS-SN 164 OPEX CDMA stoties koncentratorius R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-KT-CDMA---CDMA-SC-C 165 OPEX CDMA stoties signalizacijos prievadas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-KT-CDMA--CDMA-SC-SG 166 OPEX CDMA stoties komutacin� pakopa R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-KT-CDMA--CDMA-SC-SW 167 OPEX CDMA stoties prievadas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-KT-CDMA-CDMA-SC-TR 168 OPEX VoIP tarptinklin� s�saja R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-KT-NMT-VOIP-GW 169 OPEX WLL-NMT vietin�s skaitmenin�s stoties centrinis procesorius R-Opex-NE-MAIN-SW-KT-NMT--WLL-NMT-SC-CP 170 OPEX DWDM perdavimo �ranga R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-MUL-DWDM 171 OPEX Tankinimo �ranga perdavimui R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-MUL-MET

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 172 OPEX STM-1 (155 Mbit/s) perdavimo mazgas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-MUL-STM-1 173 OPEX STM-16 (2488 Mbit/s) perdavimo mazgas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-MUL-STM-16 174 OPEX STM-4 (622 Mbit/s) perdavimo mazgas R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-MUL-STM-4 175 OPEX Tarptautinio ryšio skaidula R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-OF-IOF 176 OPEX Tarpmiestinio ryšio skaidula R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-OF-NOF 177 OPEX Analogin� kabelin�s TV program� paketo perdavimo �ranga R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-OT-ACTV 178 OPEX Analogin� vaizdo ir garso kanalo perdavimo �ranga R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-OT-ATV 179 OPEX Skaitmenin� vaizdo ir garso kanalo perdavimo �ranga R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-OT-DTV 180 OPEX Radiorelin� perdavimo �ranga R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-OT-RTE 181 OPEX Sinchronizacijos �ranga R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-OT-SE 182 OPEX Belaidžio ryšio eterneto perdavimo �ranga R-Opex-NE-MAIN-TRANS-OT-WETH 183 OPEX Kitos bendrosios su tinklu susij� s�naudos R-Opex-P-BS-NW-KT 184 OPEX Telegrafo centras R-Opex-P-BS-NW-NE-MAIN-SW-KT-TC-TC 185 OPEX Kitos bendra�monin�s s�naudos R-Opex-P-BS-OT-1 186 OPEX IT k.�. R-Opex-P-EXT-IT 187 OPEX Kitos paslaugos k.�. R-Opex-P-EXT-Other 188 OPEX Patalpos k.�. R-Opex-P-EXT-Premises 189 OPEX Nepaskirstomos s�naudos R-Opex-P-NS-1 190 OPEX Apskaitos operacijos R-Opex-P-P-BA-DUC-BIDVC-3 191 OPEX Darbas su skolininkais R-Opex-P-P-BA-DUC-VS-KA-5 192 OPEX Pokalbi� sraut� bilingas tinkl� sujungime R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-AVS-1 193 OPEX S�skait� klientams pateikimas (DPD) R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-AVS-2 194 OPEX Atsiskaitym� kontrol� ir darbas su skolininkais (DPD) R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-AVS-3 195 OPEX Darbas su KAAS sistema R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-AVS-4 196 OPEX Paslaug� apmokestinimas ARBOR OM R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-KAS-2 197 OPEX Mokes�i� surinkimas kasoje (Regioniniuose centruose) R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-RC-1 198 OPEX Ik. buv. Darbas su skolininkais (Regioniniuose centruose) R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-RC-10 199 OPEX PVM s�sk. išrašymas ir administravimas (RC) R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-RC-2 200 OPEX Verslo klient� mok�jim� per bankus administravimas (RC) R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-RC-3

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 201 OPEX Ik. buv. Mok�jim� valdymas (Regioniniuose centruose) R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-RC-6 202 OPEX CDR informacijos analiz� R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-1 203 OPEX IIk.Mokes�i� koregavimas R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-10 204 OPEX Pinig� surinkimo per bankus ir pašt� proceso koordinavimas R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-11 205 OPEX IIk.Tarpusavio atsiskaitym� su verslo �mon�mis suderinimas R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-14 206 OPEX IIk.Paslaug� dalinis/visiškas išjungimas/pajungimas R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-16 207 OPEX IIk.Teismini� proces� vykdymas R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-17 208 OPEX Darbo su skolininkais kontrol� R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-3 209 OPEX Darbas su išorine skol� išieškojimo �mone R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-4 210 OPEX S�skait� ruošimo proceso kontroliavimas R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-7 211 OPEX IIk.Darbas su NAC'u R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-8 212 OPEX Mok�jim� apskaita R-Opex-P-P-BA-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-9 213 OPEX Pirmini� duomen� apskaitai rengimas R-Opex-P-P-BA-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-14 214 OPEX Pokalbi� registravimo problem� analiz� ir sprendimas R-Opex-P-P-BA-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-9 215 OPEX Informacijos teikimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-DUC-LNT-1 216 OPEX LT trump�j� numeri� aptarnavimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-DUC-LNT-8 217 OPEX Klient� aptarnavimo telefonu veikla R-Opex-P-P-CS-DUC-LNT-9 218 OPEX Infocentro paslaug� teikimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-DUC-VS-KA-2 219 OPEX Klient� duomen� baz�s valdymas R-Opex-P-P-CS-DUC-VS-KA-3 220 OPEX Klient� pretenzij� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-CS-DUC-VS-KA-4 221 OPEX DPD klient� aptarnavimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-KAS-3 222 OPEX Vidini� klient� aptarnavimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-KAS-5 223 OPEX Klient� aptarnavimo standart� ruošimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-PD-KAS-3 224 OPEX Klient� konsultavimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-PD-PS-1 225 OPEX Pretenzij� nagrin�jimas (Regioniniuose centruose) R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-PD-RC-11 226 OPEX Klient� aptarnavimas (Regioniniuose centruose) R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-PD-RC-7 227 OPEX Dokument� saugyklos administravimas (Regioniniuose centruose) R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-PD-RC-9 228 OPEX Prevencijos veiksmai tinklo suk�iavimo atvejais R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-12 229 OPEX Darbo su pretenzijomis koordinavimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-13

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 230 OPEX IIk.Automatinio skambintuvo valdymas R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-15 231 OPEX Labdaros organizavimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-2 232 OPEX Telefon� knyg� platinimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-RINK-D-PD-VPKS-1 233 OPEX Atstovavimas teismuose išieškant skolas R-Opex-P-P-CS-SK-KTS-5 234 OPEX �mon�s ir klient� nuostoli� d�l suk�iavimo ir incident� tyrimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-SK-RVS-6 235 OPEX Pretenzij� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-CS-TECH-D-ITPD-PS-5 236 OPEX I k. Pretenzij� tyrimas R-Opex-P-P-CS-TECH-D-TD-TVES-10 237 OPEX IIk.Avarij� ir gedim� šalinimas R-Opex-P-P-FM-TECH-D-PDPD-3 238 OPEX Gedim� šalinimas valdymo sistemose R-Opex-P-P-FM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-15 239 OPEX II k. Gedim� šalinimas (VV) R-Opex-P-P-FM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-16 240 OPEX I k. Gedim� šalinimas (NB, VV) R-Opex-P-P-FM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-25 241 OPEX Tinklo monitoringas R-Opex-P-P-FM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-1 242 OPEX II k. Telekomunikacij� tinkl� gedim� šalinimas (NB) R-Opex-P-P-FM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-16 243 OPEX I k. Telekomunikacij� tinkl� gedim� šalinimas (NB, VV) R-Opex-P-P-FM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-18 244 OPEX Lauko telekomunikacini� tinkl� eksploatavimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-DUC-COML-6 245 OPEX NMT 450 R-Opex-P-P-NM-DUC-COML-7 246 OPEX IIk.Prieigos tinklo eksploatavimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-PDPD-4 247 OPEX IIk.Duomen� kaupimas DB ir palaikymas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-PDPD-6 248 OPEX Tinklo valdymo sistem� prieži�ra R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-14 249 OPEX Valdymo technologij� saugumo užtikrinimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-16 250 OPEX Tinklo kokyb�s steb�jimas, ataskait� RRT rengimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-22 251 OPEX Tinklo standart� ir kit� techn. dok. reng., dokum. baz�s palaik. R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-8 252 OPEX Tinklo modernizavimas ir tobulinimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-1 253 OPEX Technini� ir technologini� probl. analiz�, sprendim� pateikimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-10 254 OPEX Medž. užsakymo ir panaud. tinklo techn.aptarn. tikslams priež-ra R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-11 255 OPEX Elektros tiekimo planavimas ir koordinavimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-12 256 OPEX Tinklo kokyb�s ir talpumo steb�jimas bei trumpalaikis planavimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-13 257 OPEX �rangos techninio palaikymo valdymas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-14 258 OPEX Konsultacij� teikimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-15

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 259 OPEX I k. Išorini� ryši� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-20 260 OPEX I k. Tinklo geografini� žem�lapi� k�rimas ir papildymas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-21 261 OPEX Ik.Tarnyb./komercinio tinkl� invent., techn. dokumentac. reng. R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-22 262 OPEX I k. Taksofon� �rengimo, perk�limo ir demontavimo proces� vald. R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-23 263 OPEX I k. Klient� galin�s �rangos prieži�ra R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-24 264 OPEX Planuot� ir neplanuot� darb� koordinavimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-5 265 OPEX Tinklo kokyb. anlz., jo apsaugos techn.s�l. reng., pretenz. tyr. R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-7 266 OPEX Tinklo resurs� optimizavimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-8 267 OPEX Technologini� patalp� administravimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-9 268 OPEX Informacijos apie tinklo b�kl� teikimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-10 269 OPEX Darbas su tiek�jais R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-11 270 OPEX Statistini� duomen� analiz� (kokyb�, paslaugos, CDR) R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-12 271 OPEX Tinklo kokyb�s palaikymas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-13 272 OPEX I k. Klient� galin�s �rangos prieži�ra R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-17 273 OPEX Tinklo konfig�ravimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-2 274 OPEX Tinkl� technini� sujungim� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-4 275 OPEX C7 signalizacija R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-5 276 OPEX Konsultacij� teikimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-7 277 OPEX Tinklo resurs� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-8 278 OPEX I k. Technini� ir statistini� ataskait� rengimas R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-13 279 OPEX I k. Metrologin� veikla R-Opex-P-P-NM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-9 280 OPEX Pastat� telekomunikacini� tinkl� bei inžinerini� sist. diegimas R-Opex-P-P-NPC-DUC-COML-3 281 OPEX Lauko telekomunikacini� tinkl� statyba R-Opex-P-P-NPC-DUC-COML-5 282 OPEX IIk.Informacijos rinkimas, kaupimas, apdorojimas ir pateikimas R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-PDPD-7 283 OPEX IIk.Projekt� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-PDPD-9 284 OPEX Ilgalaik. ir trumpalaikis telekom-cij� tinkl� pl�tros planavimas R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-1 285 OPEX Galin�s �rangos testavimas R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-10 286 OPEX Tinklo valdymo technologij� pl�tra R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-13 287 OPEX Projekt� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-17

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 288 OPEX Numeracijos planavimas R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-2 289 OPEX I k. Prieigos tinklo projekt� užsakymas ir valdymas R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-TD-TTS-18 290 OPEX I k. Prieigos tinklo projekt� �diegimo valdymas ir kontrol� R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-TD-TTS-19 291 OPEX Statybos ir rekonstrukc. darb� priež., obj. pri�mim. � ekspl-j� R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-TD-TTS-2 292 OPEX Dalyvavimas projekt� rengime ir vykdyme R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-15 293 OPEX Ik.Tinklo, prod. kokyb�s vald., jos parametr� analiz�, kontrol� R-Opex-P-P-NPC-TECH-D-TD-TVES-12 294 OPEX Sistem� administravimas R-Opex-P-P-SD-DUC-VCOM-3 295 OPEX Užsakym� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-SD-DUC-VS-KA-1 296 OPEX Sprendim� �gyvendinimas R-Opex-P-P-SD-DUC-VS-PVI-2 297 OPEX Sprendim� palaikymas R-Opex-P-P-SD-DUC-VS-PVI-3 298 OPEX Spec.projekt� verslo klientams �gyvendinimo organizavimas (DPD) R-Opex-P-P-SD-RINK-D-DPD-PSLS-PS-1 299 OPEX IIk.Tinklo resurs� užtikrinim. pasl. �diegimui, proc. modif-mas R-Opex-P-P-SD-RINK-D-DPD-PSLS-PS-2 300 OPEX Ik. buv. Tinklo talpos did-mo ir kompl-ni� pasl. užsak. �gyvend. R-Opex-P-P-SD-RINK-D-DPD-PSLUS-IK-1 301 OPEX Ik. buv. Verslo klient� užsakym� �diegimo organizavimas (DPD) R-Opex-P-P-SD-RINK-D-DPD-PSLUS-IK-2 302 OPEX Užsakym� valdymas (RC) R-Opex-P-P-SD-RINK-D-PD-RC-4 303 OPEX IIk.Paslaug� diegimas R-Opex-P-P-SD-TECH-D-PDPD-2 304 OPEX II k. Tinklo paslaug� teikimas LT klientams R-Opex-P-P-SD-TECH-D-TD-TTS-17 305 OPEX Technini� galimybi� tyrimas R-Opex-P-P-SD-TECH-D-TD-TTS-3 306 OPEX Paslaug� teikimas R-Opex-P-P-SD-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-6 307 OPEX Telerinkodaros veikla (išeinantys skambu�iai) R-Opex-P-P-S-DUC-LNT-10 308 OPEX Kita veikla (skambu�i� priemimas) R-Opex-P-P-S-DUC-LNT-11 309 OPEX Tarptautinio ir tarpmiestinio ryšio operatori� paslauga R-Opex-P-P-S-DUC-LNT-2 310 OPEX Darbas su potencialiais klientais R-Opex-P-P-S-DUC-VS-KA-6 311 OPEX Pardavim� administravimas R-Opex-P-P-S-DUC-VS-P-1 312 OPEX Bendravimas su klientais R-Opex-P-P-S-DUC-VS-P-2 313 OPEX Pasi�lym� paruošimas, sutar�i� ir paslaug� užsakym� pasirašymas R-Opex-P-P-S-DUC-VS-P-3 314 OPEX Sprendim� vystymas R-Opex-P-P-S-DUC-VS-PVI-1 315 OPEX Pardavim� r�mimas R-Opex-P-P-S-DUC-VS-PVI-4 316 OPEX Einam�j� proces� užtikrinimas R-Opex-P-P-SDV-DUC-VS-VPR-2

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 317 OPEX Didmenini� paslaug� pl�tra ir rinkodara R-Opex-P-P-SDV-RINK-D-DPD-PSLS-PPS-1 318 OPEX IIk.Didmenin� telefonija R-Opex-P-P-SDV-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TSS-NTS-2 319 OPEX Tarptautini� paslaug� pl�tra R-Opex-P-P-SDV-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TSS-NTS-3 320 OPEX Nauj� paslaug�, projekt� vystymas R-Opex-P-P-SDV-RINK-D-RD-1 321 OPEX Ik. buv. Bendrov�s verslo, biudž. ir investicij� plano rengimas R-Opex-P-P-SDV-SK-PLANS-1 322 OPEX IIk.Bendrov�s verslo plano rengimas ir jo vykdymo analiz� R-Opex-P-P-SDV-SK-PLANS-2 323 OPEX Kainodaros analiz� R-Opex-P-P-SDV-SK-PLANS-4 324 OPEX Paslaug� specifikacij� ruošim., nauj� pasl. k�rimas ir �gyvend. R-Opex-P-P-SDV-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-3 325 OPEX Paslaug� s�naud� skai�iavimas R-Opex-P-P-SDV-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-6 326 OPEX Nauj� produkt� integr-mas komutavimo ir perdav. skaitm-me tinkle R-Opex-P-P-SDV-TECH-D-TD-TVAS-3 327 OPEX Rinkodara R-Opex-P-P-SM-DUC-VCOM-2 328 OPEX Rinkodara R-Opex-P-P-SM-DUC-VS-VPR-1 329 OPEX Veiklos analiz� ir kontrol� R-Opex-P-P-SM-DUC-VS-VPR-3 330 OPEX �mon�s veiklos planavimas R-Opex-P-P-SM-DUC-VS-VPR-4 331 OPEX Pajam� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-SM-FT-D-AD-2 332 OPEX Ik. buv. Nacionalinio tinkl� sujungimo valdymas R-Opex-P-P-SM-RINK-D-DPD-NOS-IK-1 333 OPEX IIk.Nacionalinis tinkl� sujungimas R-Opex-P-P-SM-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TSS-NTS-1 334 OPEX Paslaug� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-SM-RINK-D-RD-2 335 OPEX Parama ir apmokymai pardav�jams R-Opex-P-P-SM-RINK-D-RD-3 336 OPEX Marketingini� kampanij� rengimas R-Opex-P-P-SM-RINK-D-RD-4 337 OPEX Rink� tyrimai ir analiz� R-Opex-P-P-SM-RINK-D-RD-5 338 OPEX Segment� vadyba R-Opex-P-P-SM-RINK-D-RD-6 339 OPEX KAAS pl�tra R-Opex-P-P-SM-TECH-D-ITPD-PS-3 340 OPEX Tinkl� sujungimo su nacionaliniais operatoriais planavimas R-Opex-P-P-SM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-23 341 OPEX Esam� produkt� ir paslaug� tobulinimas R-Opex-P-P-SM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-4 342 OPEX Nestandartini� pasl. techn. sprendim� rengim., išl. �vertinimas R-Opex-P-P-SM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-5 343 OPEX IIk.Paslaug� uzsakym� koordinavimas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-KAS-1 344 OPEX Didmen. paslaug� ir prod. pardavimas, ryši� su klientais palaik. R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-PS-1 345 OPEX Paslaug� �sigijimas iš užsienio, pardavimas užsienio operat. R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TTRS-1

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 346 OPEX Paslaug� pardavimas užsienio operatoriams R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TTRS-2 347 OPEX Nauj� tarptautini� projekt� koordinavimas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TTRS-3 348 OPEX Interneto tranzito pardavimas užsienio rinkose R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-DPD-PS-TTRS-4 349 OPEX IIk.Pardavim� vystymas per KAS ir IPC R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-KAS-2 350 OPEX IIk.TSQL funkcionalumo pl�tra KAS ir IPC R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-KAS-4 351 OPEX Pardavimo plan� koordinavimas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-PS-2 352 OPEX Užsakym� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-PS-3 353 OPEX Pardavimo akcij� ruošimas ir vykdymas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-PS-4 354 OPEX Reklamos organizavimas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-PS-5 355 OPEX Taksofon� korteli� pardavimo administravimas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-PS-6 356 OPEX Pardavimo ataskait� ir rinkos tyrim� ruošimas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-PS-7 357 OPEX Darbas su išoriniais pardavim� kanalais R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-PS-8 358 OPEX Informacijos teikimas (Regioniniuose centruose) R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-RC-13 359 OPEX Produkt� ir paslaug� pardavimas (Regioniniuose centruose) R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-RC-14 360 OPEX Tinklo resurs� galimybi� analiz� ir nauj� poreiki� formavimas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-RC-8 361 OPEX Ik. buv. Reklamos organizavimas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-19 362 OPEX Taksofon� korteli� pardavimo administravimas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-VPKS-8 363 OPEX Klient� aptarnavimas, produkt� ir paslaug� pardavimas R-Opex-P-P-S-RINK-D-PD-VPKS-9 364 OPEX Ik. buv. Bendrov�s �vaizdžio valdymas R-Opex-P-P-S-SK-KOMS-1 365 OPEX Išor�s ryši� valdymas R-Opex-P-P-S-SK-KOMS-2 366 OPEX Bendrov�s paramos veiklos vykdymas R-Opex-P-P-S-SK-KOMS-4 367 OPEX Verslo klient� patikimumo �vertinimas R-Opex-P-P-S-SK-RVS-2 368 OPEX Administravimas bei valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-DUC-COML-1 369 OPEX Administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-DUC-LNT-7 370 OPEX Administracin� ir teisin� veikla R-Opex-P-S-BM-DUC-VS-AV-2 371 OPEX �mon�s valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-DUC-VS-AV-3 372 OPEX Paruošt� pasi�lym� ir sutar�i� teisinis �vertinimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-DUC-VS-AV-4 373 OPEX Ataskait� rengimas vadovybei R-Opex-P-S-BM-FT-D-ED-2 374 OPEX LT veiklos kašt� (ABC) modelio valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-FT-D-ED-3

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 375 OPEX Iždo valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-FT-D-IRIS-1 376 OPEX Ryšiai su investuotojais R-Opex-P-S-BM-FT-D-IRIS-2 377 OPEX Oracle sistemos pl�tra R-Opex-P-S-BM-FT-D-SPS-1 378 OPEX Ik. Administravimas ir pagalba vadovybei_Iketv. R-Opex-P-S-BM-IK-SK-ADMS_I 379 OPEX Ik. buv. Apskaita ir personalo administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-LTD-IK-1 380 OPEX Ik. buv. DPD personalo administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-DPD-AG-IK-1 381 OPEX Ik. buv. DPD informacijos ir duomen� prieži�ros administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-DPD-AG-IK-2 382 OPEX Ik. buv. DPD turto administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-DPD-AG-IK-3 383 OPEX IIk.Vidini� ataskait� rengimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-DPD-KAS-KAS-4 384 OPEX IIk.Departamento valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-DPD-MNG-1 385 OPEX Biudž. formav., ataskait� ruošimas, darbas su ABC R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-DPD-PSLS-PPS-2 386 OPEX Ik. buv. Duomen� apie pateiktas pasl., tinklo talp� rinkimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-DPD-PSLUS-IK-3 387 OPEX Ik. buv. Teisin� pagalba ir sutar�i� vykdymo prieži�ra (DPD) R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-DPD-VAFS-IK-1 388 OPEX Ik. buv. KAAS ir Settler sist. pritaikymo DPD reikm�ms koordinv. R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-DPD-VAFS-IK-2 389 OPEX Ik. buv. KAD ofiso �r-gos, patalp., autom., kt.sri�i� admin. R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-ADMS-IK-1 390 OPEX Ik. buv. Personalo administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-ADMS-IK-2 391 OPEX Ik. buv. Juridin�s konsultacijos R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-ADMS-IK-3 392 OPEX Veikos proces� ir proced�r� ruošimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-KAS-1 393 OPEX Vadovavimas Pardavim� departamentui R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-MNG-1 394 OPEX Ik. buv. veikla Administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-MNG-2 395 OPEX Ataskait� ruošimas (Regioniniuose centruose) R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-RC-12 396 OPEX Regioninio centro administravimas (RC) R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-RC-5 397 OPEX Ik. buv. Sektoriaus administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-18 398 OPEX KAAS duomen� analizavimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-6 399 OPEX Ataskait� ruošimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-VPKS-5 400 OPEX IIk.Apr�pinimas darbo priemon�mis ir dokumentacijos valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-VPKS-6 401 OPEX IIk.Žmogišk�j� ištekli� koordinavimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-RINK-D-PD-VPKS-7 402 OPEX IIk.Administravimas ir pagalba vadovybei R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-ADMS_II 403 OPEX IIk.Bendrov�s centrinio archyvo administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-ADMS-2

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 404 OPEX IIk.Darb� saugos ir darbuotoj� sveikatos prieži�ra R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-ADMS-3 405 OPEX IIk.LT Poilsio nam� paslaug� teikimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-ADMS-4 406 OPEX Vidinio audito skyrius R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-AUDS_II 407 OPEX Vidaus ryši� valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-KOMS-3 408 OPEX Ryši� istorijos muziejaus valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-KOMS-5 409 OPEX Vadovyb�s ir akcinink� konsultavimas teisiniais klausimais R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-KTS-1 410 OPEX Teisini� klausim� koordinavimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-KTS-2 411 OPEX Teisin� pagalba bendrov�s padaliniams R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-KTS-3 412 OPEX Atstovavimas �mon�s interesams, ryšiai su operatoriais, RRT R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-KTS-4 413 OPEX IIk.Verslo pad�ties analiz� R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PLANS-3 414 OPEX Bendrov�s ryši� su valstyb�s institucijomis koordinavimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PLANS-5 415 OPEX Ik. buv. Strategin�s pl�tros programos koordinavimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PLANS-6 416 OPEX Draudimo koordinavimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PLANS-7 417 OPEX Ik. Vidinio audito atlikimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PLANS-AUDS_I 418 OPEX Darbo saugos koordinavimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PS-1 419 OPEX Personalo administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PS-2 420 OPEX Ik. buv. Centrinio archyvo valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PS-3 421 OPEX Personalo strategijos ir politikos formavimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PS-4 422 OPEX Mokymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PS-5 423 OPEX Ryši� su profesine s�junga palaikymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PS-6 424 OPEX LT poilsio nam� valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-PS-7 425 OPEX Dalyvavimas darbuotoj� �darbinimo proced�roje R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-RVS-1 426 OPEX Tinklo suk�iavimo prevencija R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-RVS-11 427 OPEX Draudimo politikos suk�rimas ir �gyvendinimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-RVS-12 428 OPEX Rizikos valdymo palaikymas, saugos politikos diegimas Bendrov�je R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-RVS-3 429 OPEX Verslo informacijos apsauga R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-RVS-4 430 OPEX Ryši� su valstyb. inst. palaikymas civilin�s saugos srityje R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-RVS-5 431 OPEX Inf-jos teikimas valstybin�ms teis�saugos institucijoms R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-RVS-7 432 OPEX �galiojim� patekti � LT gr.�m. patalpas ir saugos paslaug� admns R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-RVS-8

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 433 OPEX Tinklo ir turto sauga R-Opex-P-S-BM-SK-RVS-9 434 OPEX Proces� valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-ITPD-PS-1 435 OPEX KAAS projekt� valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-ITPD-PS-4 436 OPEX Ataskait� valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-ITPD-PS-6 437 OPEX IIk.Telekomunikacij� paslaug� kokyb�s kontrol� R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-ITPD-PS-7 438 OPEX IIk.Finansin�s apskaitos ir kt. dokument� administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-PDPD-10 439 OPEX IIk.Kompiuterini� tinkl� prieži�ra R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-PDPD-5 440 OPEX Mokymai ir testavimai R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-18 441 OPEX Konsultavimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-19 442 OPEX Tyrim� ir pl�tros centro administravimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-9 443 OPEX Administravimo funkcij� valdymas R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-1 444 OPEX I k. Teisin� veikla R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-11 445 OPEX Ik. buv. Vidin./Išor.TD ir DPD proces� nustat., k�rim., derinim. R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-14 446 OPEX I k. Su aplinkos apsauga susijusi� klausim� sprendimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-15 447 OPEX II k. Paslaug� s�naud� skai�iavimas R-Opex-P-S-BM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-5 448 OPEX Finansai ir administravimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-DUC-BIDVC-1 449 OPEX Turto nuoma R-Opex-P-S-FIM-DUC-COML-8 450 OPEX Patalp� nuomos paslauga R-Opex-P-S-FIM-DUC-LNT-3 451 OPEX Bald� ir �rangos nuomos paslauga R-Opex-P-S-FIM-DUC-LNT-4 452 OPEX Darbo užmokes�io skai�iavimas, finansin� atskaitomyb� R-Opex-P-S-FIM-DUC-VCOM-1 453 OPEX Apskaita ir planavimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-DUC-VS-AV-1 454 OPEX Finansini� ataskait� rengimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-1 455 OPEX Darbo užmokes�io apskai�iavimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-10 456 OPEX Mokes�i� apskaita R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-11 457 OPEX FD archyvo valdymas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-13 458 OPEX Paslaug� teikimas dukterin�ms bei kt. kompanijoms R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-14 459 OPEX S�naud� apskaita ir kontrol� R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-3 460 OPEX Gautin� sum� valdymas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-4 461 OPEX Mok�tin� sum� valdymas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-5

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 462 OPEX Ilgalaikio turto apskaita R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-6 463 OPEX Investicij� ir projekt� apskaita R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-7 464 OPEX Trumpalaikio turto apskaita R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-8 465 OPEX Pinigini� l�š� apskaita (pajamos) R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-AD-9 466 OPEX Biudžeto paruošimas ir jo kontrol� R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-ED-1 467 OPEX Ik. Planavimas ir kontrol� R-Opex-P-S-FIM-FT-D-IT_I-2 468 OPEX Ik. buv. Išorini� transporto paslaug� teikimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-LTD-IK-10 469 OPEX Ik. buv. Nekilnojamojo turto pardavimas ir pirkimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-LTD-IK-2 470 OPEX Ik. buv. Nekilnojamo turto nuoma (� išor�/iš išor�s) R-Opex-P-S-FIM-LTD-IK-3 471 OPEX Ik. buv. Nekilnojamojo turto ir žem�s nuomos �teisinimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-LTD-IK-4 472 OPEX Ik. buv. Nekilnoj. turto duomen� bazi� ir dokument� tvarkymas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-LTD-IK-5 473 OPEX Ik. buv. Nenaudingo turto pardavim., suta�i� sudar. ir utilizav. R-Opex-P-S-FIM-LTD-IK-6 474 OPEX Ik. buv. LT grup�s automobili� prieži�ra ir nuoma R-Opex-P-S-FIM-LTD-IK-9 475 OPEX Departamento pajam� ir išlaid� biudžet� planavimas, kontrol� R-Opex-P-S-FIM-RINK-D-PD-VPKS-2 476 OPEX Verslo planavimas, kontroliavimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-RINK-D-PD-VPKS-3 477 OPEX Apskaitos vykdymas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-RINK-D-PD-VPKS-4 478 OPEX IIk.Bendrov�s turto pardavimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-SK-ADMS-10 479 OPEX IIk.Nekilnojamo turto nuoma (� išor�/iš išor�s) R-Opex-P-S-FIM-SK-ADMS-11 480 OPEX IIk.LT grup�s automobili� prieži�ra ir nuoma R-Opex-P-S-FIM-SK-ADMS-14 481 OPEX IIk.Biudžetas, apskaita, sutar�i� administravimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-SK-ADMS-9 482 OPEX IIk.Planavimas ir kontrol� R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-ITPD-ITS_II-2 483 OPEX IIk.Ataskait� rengimas ir pateikimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-PDPD-8 484 OPEX II k. TD investicij� strateginis planavimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-20 485 OPEX I k. TD investicij� planavimas ir kontrol� R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-21 486 OPEX Investicini� sprendim� dokument� rengimas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-7 487 OPEX Ilgalaikio turto apskaita ir valdymas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-TD-TTS-6 488 OPEX Išlaid� planavimas ir kontrol� R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-2 489 OPEX Apskaitos dokument� tvarkymas R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-3 490 OPEX Ilgalaikio turto apskaita R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-4

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 491 OPEX II k. TD investicij� panaudojimo kontrol� ir analiz� R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-6 492 OPEX I k. Projekt� apskaita R-Opex-P-S-FIM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-7 493 OPEX ABC R-Opex-P-SYS-ABC 494 OPEX IS R-Opex-P-SYS-IS 495 OPEX KAAS R-Opex-P-SYS-KAAS 496 OPEX NIS R-Opex-P-SYS-NIS 497 OPEX Oracle R-Opex-P-SYS-ORACLE 498 OPEX PC, LAN/WAN R-Opex-P-SYS-PC-LAN-WAN 499 OPEX RIM R-Opex-P-SYS-RIM 500 OPEX Klient� aptarnavimas R-Opex-P-S-ITS-DUC-BIDVC-4 501 OPEX Sistem� prieži�ra R-Opex-P-S-ITS-DUC-BIDVC-5 502 OPEX Oracle Sistemos palaikymas R-Opex-P-S-ITS-FT-D-AD-12 503 OPEX Ik. IT Infrastrukt�ros paslaug� koordinavimas R-Opex-P-S-ITS-FT-D-IT_I-1 504 OPEX Ik. IT strategija ir pl�tra R-Opex-P-S-ITS-FT-D-IT_I-3 505 OPEX Ik. buv. Problem� Oracle sistemoje sprendim. ir vartotoj� mokym. R-Opex-P-S-ITS-FT-D-PRK-IK-9 506 OPEX KAAS sistemos vystymas R-Opex-P-S-ITS-RINK-D-PD-UAAS-5 507 OPEX Technini� suk�iavimo prevencijos sistem� valdymas R-Opex-P-S-ITS-SK-RVS-10 508 OPEX IIk.IT Infrastrukt�ros paslaug� koordinavimas R-Opex-P-S-ITS-TECH-D-ITPD-ITS_II-1 509 OPEX IIk.IT strategija ir pl�tra R-Opex-P-S-ITS-TECH-D-ITPD-ITS_II-3 510 OPEX KAAS palaikymas/prieži�ra R-Opex-P-S-ITS-TECH-D-ITPD-PS-2 511 OPEX Tinklo informacin�s sistemos pl�tra ir valdymas R-Opex-P-S-ITS-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-11 512 OPEX Tinklo informacin�s sistemos duomen� išgryninimas ir palaikymas R-Opex-P-S-ITS-TECH-D-TD-TPPS-12 513 OPEX Tinklo informacin�s sistemos prieži�ra ir duomen� �vedimas R-Opex-P-S-ITS-TECH-D-TD-TTS-4 514 OPEX Pastat� telekom-cini� tinkl� bei inžinerini� sist. eksploatav. R-Opex-P-S-MM-DUC-COML-4 515 OPEX Ik. buv. Preki� ir pasl. pirkimo konkurs�/apkl-s� medž-gos ruoš. R-Opex-P-S-MM-FT-D-PRK-IK-1 516 OPEX Ik. buv. Konkurs�/apklaus� komercinis-ekonominis �vertinimas R-Opex-P-S-MM-FT-D-PRK-IK-2 517 OPEX Ik. buv. Derybos su tiek�jais R-Opex-P-S-MM-FT-D-PRK-IK-3 518 OPEX Ik. buv. Tiekimo sutar�i� derinimas ir paruošimas pasirašymui R-Opex-P-S-MM-FT-D-PRK-IK-4 519 OPEX Ik. buv. Preki� prist-mo ir pasl. suteikimo problem�. sprend. R-Opex-P-S-MM-FT-D-PRK-IK-5

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No. CAPEX/OPEX HCC name Code 520 OPEX Ik. buv. Išvež./�vež. krov. muitinimas (�sk. laikin� �vež/išvež) R-Opex-P-S-MM-FT-D-PRK-IK-6 521 OPEX Ik. buv. Pirkimo užs-m� Oracle ruošimas pgl pateiktas paraiškas R-Opex-P-S-MM-FT-D-PRK-IK-7 522 OPEX Ik. buv. Konkurs�/apklaus�/pirkimo užsak medž. išsiuntim/gavimas R-Opex-P-S-MM-FT-D-PRK-IK-8 523 OPEX Ik. buv. Nekilnojamojo turto prieži�ra (nuosavo ir nuomojamo) R-Opex-P-S-MM-LTD-IK-7 524 OPEX Ik. buv. Logistika (užsakymai, transportavimas, atsargos) R-Opex-P-S-MM-LTD-IK-8 525 OPEX IIk.Nekilnojamojo turto prieži�ra (nuosavo ir nuomojamo) R-Opex-P-S-MM-SK-ADMS-12 526 OPEX IIk.Logistika (užsakymai, transportavimas, atsargos) R-Opex-P-S-MM-SK-ADMS-13 527 OPEX IIk.Pirkimo konkurs�/apklaus� organizavimas, vertinimas, derybos R-Opex-P-S-MM-SK-ADMS-5 528 OPEX IIk.Tiekimo sutar�i� derinimas ir paruošimas pasirašymui R-Opex-P-S-MM-SK-ADMS-6 529 OPEX IIk.Išvežam�/�vež krov muitinimas (�skaitant laikin� �vež/išvež) R-Opex-P-S-MM-SK-ADMS-7 530 OPEX IIk.Oracle PO ir Inventory moduli� palaik., vartotoj� aptarnav. R-Opex-P-S-MM-SK-ADMS-8 531 OPEX IIk.Medžiag� užsakymas, gavimas, paskirstymas ir apskaita R-Opex-P-S-MM-TECH-D-PDPD-1 532 OPEX I k. Logistin� veikla R-Opex-P-S-MM-TECH-D-TD-TVES-8 533 OPEX Pardavimas ir marketingas R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-BIDVC-2 534 OPEX BIX R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-BIDVC-6 535 OPEX Kita Comliet veikla išorei R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-COML-10 536 OPEX Pardavimas, rinkodara ir marketingas R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-COML-2 537 OPEX Dukterini� �moni� veikla R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-COML-9 538 OPEX Operacijos su akcijomis R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-LK-1 539 OPEX Lintel paslaug� pardavimai R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-LNT-5 540 OPEX Lintel paslaug� pl�tra R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-LNT-6 541 OPEX Profesin� sportin� veikla R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-SK-1 542 OPEX Sveikatingumo centro klient� aptarnavimas R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-SK-2 543 OPEX Administravimas ir finansai R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-SK-3 544 OPEX Rinkodara ir pardavimai R-Opex-P-VID-DUC-SK-4 545 Adjustment on Equity Nuosavo kapitalo koregavimo s�naudos R-Opex-SFA-1