operaattoreittain

Operaattoreittain is a Finnish adverb meaning "by operator" or "split by operator." Formed from operaattori, meaning "operator," with the suffix -ittain, it is used in statistical and regulatory contexts to indicate that data are broken down according to the responsible operator. In Finnish data reporting, operaattoreittain labeling is applied to tables and charts to compare figures across different operators or to show each operator's share of a metric.

The term is commonly used in telecom, internet service provision, and other markets where multiple operators compete, such as mobile network operators (DNA, Elisa, Telia in Finland) or broadband providers. Typical data categories presented operaattoreittain include customers (asiakkaat operaattoreittain), revenue (liikevaihto operaattoreittain), traffic or usage (liikenne operaattoreittain), market share by operator (markkinaosuus operaattoreittain), or service volumes. The format enables regulators, researchers, and industry observers to assess competition, performance, and market dynamics.

Limitations and notes: Because data are reported per operator, categorizations must be consistent, and entities like MVNOs may complicate attribution. Privacy and data sensitivity can limit granularity. The term is particularly common in Finnish statistics and regulatory documents, where operator-based breakdowns are a standard analytic and presentation technique.