The cell phone industry is devastated by increasing competition and the declining economy. The customer service department in the cell phone industry is rising to levels that are leading AT&T’s management to evaluate options to promote sales during this tough economic time. The focus of AT&T to survive, continue to be competitive and make a profit. The recent histories of struggles they are encountering are mainly due to the poor customer service and low ratings of services. AT&T has had to develop and execute plans to improve their business to retain a strong company. AT&T’s management team has requested a research team using a survey as the main instrument to help understand the customer concerns and desires to prevent them from seeking service from another cell phone company. The research conducted will provide management with some insight into the reasons customers will continue to utilize AT&T as their primary cell phone company of choice (AT&T, 2014).…
Cellular communications is such a large aspect of today’s industries, and with the number of consumers already with cell phones drastically increasing all the time, it is good to think about the future, and maybe making the customers you already have, happy and content. There are only so many “new” customers you can gain in today’s market. Phone companies have a serious untapped market for raising profitability month by month. What is this untapped market in the cell phone industry? The loyal customer that continues to give you money every month for your services! Why not focus on keeping the customers you have already and making them happy?…
T-Mobile is one of the leading mobile network operators in the world. Today, the company operates worldwide, though it is headquartered in Germany and European market was traditionally the main, target market of the company. Nevertheless, the process of globalization stimulated T-Mobile to develop its business internationally and the company has entered successful mobile network markets in many countries of the world, including the USA. In such a situation, the company needs to focus on the target audience which can allow the company to maximize its profits. In this respect, the proper market segmentation is crucial. Taking into consideration the specificity of T-Mobile’s business, i.e. mobile networks and telecommunication services, the following segments are particularly prospective: 16-24 years and 25-35 years customer groups.…
Since its establishment, Maxis has been providing a full suite of services on multiple platforms to fulfil the telecommunications needs of individual consumers, SMEs and large corporations in Malaysia. Maxis ' mobile service is offered on a postpaid basis under the Maxis brand and via a prepaid format under the Hotlink brand. The use of these two distinct brands, underpinned by synergistic values, has enabled Maxis to develop its prepaid business successfully while maintaining growth in its postpaid segment.…
The four main operators in the nationwide mobile phone services industry are Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile. Each one of these companies has a marketing team who is working to increase revenues for their business. The best way to do this is to expand their total market share and get mobile users to transfer and use their service. The article, “T-Mobile, In ‘Disrupt-and-Attack’ Mode, Makes ‘Smart’ Move,” by Craig Galbraith describes how T-Mobile has recently made a big move by using an attack strategy on its competitors.…
Omnitel was at a critical stage at this point unless penetration in the market is achieved prospects for growth were limited. By means of a market survey conducted it was found that a large share of mobile phone users were reluctant to change brands. Unless Omnitel introduce new revised plans and schemes the company would not appear attractive to prospective customers. So, company’s strategy of differentiating just based on the superior customer service was not so successful.…
INTRODUCTION: The Indian mobile telephony industry is highly competitive with increasing number of players the companies are on the lookout for factors differentiating their service from the competitors. When a business takes a product to market, whether it is a basic product like corn or a highly engineered offering like the digital camera the company must make the product itself compelling (Frances X.Frei HBR April 2008). With price cuts and attractive rental schemes being offered by each and every service provider the two above mentioned factors are no longer the factors which can guarantee a large consumer base .That is why the mobile telephony companies are continuously on the lookout for factors which can give them a competitive edge. This project is an effort to find out the critical success factors which are necessary for the success of a mobile telephony company in the present scenario. The data have been collected through secondary research , primary research with the help of questionnaires was also done.…
India’s First 3G mobile service operator MTNL ’s Chief General Manager (Wireless Services-Delhi), A. K. Bhargava pointed out how the problem was not in technology but in ancillary services like billing and customer management. “The customer does not care whether it is 3G or 2G; we have to educate him on what benefits to expect from 3G.” MTNL had fewcustomers to begin with but once the benefits were explained “we had one lakh new 3G customers in just a month”. The higher tariff at the beginning restricted usage but “when tariff came down, customer base multiplied”, he added. His view was that “it was too early to talk of 3G services becoming popular with bottom of the pyramid customers.” But for the service to be profitable, the customer search should include middle level users as well as hi-end ones. The potentialcustomers…
The telecom industry has been one of the overwhelming success stories of the Bangladesh economy over the past decade with mobile subscriber growth exceeding all expectations. The industry grew at such an incredible rate in just a decade that anyone could hardly imagine. Now there are a number of players battling so hard for their respective market share and the consumers as well as the economy benefitted tremendously from this fierce competition.…
People have high expectation from Teletalk. They expect continuous network coverage all over the country, prompt customer service, and more value added services, data services of high band-width etc. from Teletalk. Teletalk must honor its customers by improving its services day-by-day so that people can realize that even in a competitive scenario, the public sector organization can achieve remarkable development if they get opportunity.The target market of Teletalk is clearly defined: Elite group (above 25years of age), Up market professionals and entrepreneurs and, Women and senior citizens. The Company aims to increase the current market share of 10% to 25% by December 2015 by continuously expanding and widening its coverage to the remotest areas in…
Mobilink has a challenging task ahead of it. One that involves building and retaining a massive customer base in the country. To achieve this, it needs to effectively harness and mobilize all possible resources. With hard work and dedication, Mobilink can achieve the inevitable and deliver a quality service to its existing and potential subscribers. With the right vision, direction and team effort Mobilink will continue to be the number one mobile telecommunication service provider in Pakistan and one of the largest in the…
Maxis Berhad is a leading telecommunication company in Malaysia with more than 11.4 million mobile subscribers, Maxis has been providing a full suite of services on multiple platforms to fulfill the telecommunication needs of individual consumers, SMEs and large corporations in Malaysia. Other than that, Maxis Berhad is offering on postpaid services under the Maxis brand and via prepaid formast under the Hotlink. It uses the dialling prefix identifier of "012", "014" and "017". The uses of different brands are to support each other by synergy value. It helps Maxis Berhad to maintain and develop prepaid businesses while keep on maintaining their growth in postpaid field.…
Mobilink offers exclusively designed tariff plans that cater to the communication needs of a diverse group of people, from individual to businessmen to corporate and multinationals, to achieve this objective, Mobilink offer both postpaid (Indigo) and prepaid (JAZZ) solutions to their customers. Compared…
Abstract—Pakistan hosts a competitive and fluid telecommunication market and for a company to sustain, create customer…
Mobilink GSM (PMCL), a subsidiary of Orascom Telecom, started its operations in1994, and has become the market leader both in terms of growth as well as having the largest customer subscriber base in Pakistan - a base of over 30 million and growing. We pride ourselves on being the first cellular service provider to operate on a 100% digital GSM technology in Pakistan that also provides state-of-the-art communication solutions to its customers.…