We've restructured the industry. We think producers are wisely restraining expansion because they know well the adverse impact a rapid expansion could have on both prices and profits.

Guys are comfortable with what they're producing. They're going to expand slowly. It does seem to be a conscious effort by the production side not to get too carried away.

It's very interesting that after some of the best profits in decades there is no type of significant expansion. In the early '90s we would have been expanding at the rate of 5%.

What the big issue is going to be is how much of an adverse visual impact it has, ... We haven't even begun to look at all the different options. Can it be moved? Can it be painted white? There are all these different values to consider and there's lots of opportunity for compromise to minimize the visual impact and still provide the cell coverage people need.

Although small, this represents Jamaica's most rapid economic expansion since the late 1980s.

When I was evaluating VTL solutions, I certainly did try to gauge what adverse impact, if any, was the host processor experiencing while trying to keep up with the enormous appetite for data of the virtual library.