The phrase "as a network operator" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone’s role or responsibilities within the context of managing or overseeing a network.
Example: "As a network operator, I am responsible for ensuring the stability and security of our systems."
Alternatives: "in the capacity of a network operator" or "in my role as a network operator."
His first job was at the University of London computer centre as a network operator.
"The word 'free' can only be used once, and you can randomly choose the component you make free .Mr Wegleitner at Verizon thinks the threat from firms like Skype and Vonage is overstated, because they cannot offer the same range of services as a network operator.
While not part of his daily job function, he has served as a network operator in a part time job.
The ride-hailing company also took time in its comments to outline where it fits in with highly autonomous vehicles (HAVs), basically as a network operator.
And though Global billed itself as a network operator, it lacked big corporate clients and acted more like a construction company, dependent on laying new fiber to sell to carriers.
Google has announced that it's going to be trying out life as a network operator, with limited forays into MVNO territory starting soon, however, so maybe we'll see one Waze's parent company also become one of its first pre-installation partners.
There are various parties involved including consumers, the banks that issue the cards (known as issuers), merchants, the banks that provide merchants with POS devices (known as acquirers) and a network operator or platform.
The new language is part of a trend known as Software-Defined Networking, which gives a network operator direct control over the underlying switches that regulate network traffic.
To explore these issues, the feeder upper and lower bounds obtained through our modelling are used by a network operator as input to a voltage and thermal constraints simulator.
Mr. Bustillo, an avid baker, set aside every penny from his job as a computer network operator at Cantor Fitzgerald.
Partnerships with local providers — as a "virtual" network operator Truphone needs local carrier agreements — are in the works already, it says.
