STRATEGY FOR THE INFORMATION SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT 2020. Subsystem) platform and have carried out the full migration of their users to this platform. Fixed connections based on telecommunication cables with copper wires are available in all of the Montenegrin municipalities, in all urban, suburban and in some rural areas. 70% of households in Montenegro have this kind of connection. 93.000 ADSL connections are active. 64.400 ADSL connections are used for Internet access. Cable distribution system – the KDS, through the implementation of DOCSIS 3.O standard, along with the distribution of the AVM content, also enables both the Internet access services and telephony. In the past period, the standard KDS with the coaxial cables has been replaced with HFC networks. The KDS connections are available in 13 municipalities, in urban areas where 59% of the population resides. 31.400 connections via KDS networks are active. 19.800 connections via KDS networks are in actual use for Internet access. The development of access networks based on fiber optic cables (FTTH/B) has intensified in the past years. Fiber optic connections are available to the end-users in 10 municipalities, in urban areas where 54% of the total Montenegrin population resides. 51.000 FTTH con- nections have been installed, which means that 26% of households in Montenegro have the possibility for access via FTTH connection. 13.700 FTTH connections are active. 10.600 FTTH connections are in actual use for Internet access. The total number of active fixed broadband connections, independent of the type of the service provided, is 147.800. The penetration of fixed broadband connections compared to the number of households is 77%. 102.400 broadband connections are used for Internet access. The penetration of broadband Internet access (ADSL, FTTH/B, KDS-HFC, WiMAX et al) is 16.5% in relation to the population number, and 53.3% in relation to the number of households. Along with the increased number of users of the fixed broadband Internet access, there have also been changes in the structure of the users, related to the access technologies. The greatest change happened with the share of KDS, ADSL and FTTH connections. In the past five years, the KDS share grew from 4% to 19.3%, the ADSL share fell from 78% to 62.9%, while the FTTH share grew from 1% to 10.3%. With the development of the fiber optic networks, the preconditions for the access with greater capacities have been created. Therefore, in the operators’ offer now we have fiber optic connection packages with