These are small numbers in the bigger scheme of things, but give an indication of Verizon Wireless' disciplined asset utilization. In full bloom, the wholesale network could easily provide $400 million in EBITDA growth in 2014. There's more to cover on Verizon (specifically their comments on capital expenditures), especially in comparison to AT&T. Growing account usage and revenues (especially through non-phone products), managing inventory and working capital levels, augmenting network indoors and outside and managing the utilization of invested capital is Verizon's game plan. It's clearly working. Wednesday, AT&T announces earnings and we will see how much of a dent T-Mobile US had on their gross and net additions. Jim Patterson is CEO of Patterson Advisory Group, a tactical consulting and advisory services firm dedicated to the telecommunications industry.