Recently, information emerged that INACOM was developing studies for the implementation of domestic roaming, but by now things are already beginning to be better consolidated and directed towards the operation of the service.
A This information was advanced by the then INACOM PCA Leonel Augusto, during the presentation of the updated draft of the White Paper on Telecommunications, National Roaming and the National Frequency and Numbering Plans, reported that the said projects at this time are in public consultation, for later submission to the Executive for approval.
In addition, national roaming is an active sharing system that allows the user to activate and dispose of telecommunications services in areas where the signal from his operator does not arrive.
"Roaming allows the user to use the same number for multiple carriers, changing only the prefix. By sharing, users will use the signal from another carrier at no additional cost, and the responsibility of the operators to share the costs. "
The project envisages the implementation of national roaming as being of a mandatory nature between operators so that large and small operators share infrastructure and have mutual benefits and offer quality services to the population.
For its implementation, it was first inventoried to existing infrastructures to support voice, data and internet services, as well as other complementary means, to guarantee all services, and to bridge the signal loss, particularly on national roads and localities distant from urban centers.
