Proper rollout mitigates the risks, but even well-considered plans can encounter pitfalls.
As a result of the crunch talks, Ofcom announced as much as five months had been shaved off the rollout timetable — diffusing the risk of legal action being used to block EE's launch at the end of this month, and paving the way for O2 and Vodafone to rollout 4G networks faster than they would otherwise have been able to — so likely from next Spring.
They also said the rollout of smart meters risked going over budget, was past its deadline and must be reviewed immediately.
Smart meters aren't worth the $50 million cost to Glendale after the $20-million 20-million federalrant — they may postimulush risks, their transmissions pose security and privacy risks and their rollout is premature.
This isn't to minimize the anger Dems feel over the disastrous rollout, or the immediate political risk they face over it.
"The principle behind NHS 111 - making patient access to urgent NHS services easier - is a good one, unfortunately the speed of the rollout was putting this at risk.
The initial rollout was in the highest risk areas, with Auckland and the northern areas being offered vaccine first.
Combining PrEP rollout with evidence-based HIV risk-reduction approaches, 96, 97 as well as baseline/ongoing HIV risk assessments to determine PrEP eligibility, may limit the potential for risk compensation.
By starting with a limited rollout, it limits the perceived risks and allows any "gotchas" that may have been missed to surface and be addressed before a major rollout.
The news that, back in March, some consultants at McKinsey & Co. warned Administration officials that the rollout of the site was at risk because of insufficient time for testing, among other issues, is another damaging revelation.
On competition, our main concern is rising competition from the Project Lightning footprint rollout by Virgin Media as well as the risk of an EBITDA step down should Liberty Global and Vodafone undertake a broader deal.
