For an example, once there was a business customer who paid an employee $45,000 yearly …show more content…
Verizon provides help in times of need. A COLT and COW are ways in which they help. These are devices that allow for signal to be sent remotely to areas of need, during a disaster. These types of devices have been used in hurricanes and tornadoes etc.
What I have come to understand with this SWOT analysis is that Verizon’s strengths outweigh the other factors. Also the other weaknesses, opportunities, and threats are only the tip of the iceberg as far as plausible examples are concerned. This is an ever changing society we live in. I am positive Verizon has teams in place to perform analysis of day to day trends, algorithms, and potential industry changes to expect in the near future. With this their SWOT analysis is ever changing and the business is continuing …show more content…
Cost is honestly the number one reason I hear day in and day out as to why a guest is dissatisfied with Verizon. There is a much deeper reality to the “cost of services.” Verizon is not expensive anymore. They are very comparable with cost of Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile, within $20, with select services. The thing about the services is that they build upon each other. There is the plan, followed by devices, followed by protection, followed by cost of devices which brings us to the final bill. On average a medium sized plan accompanied with a protection plan and a middle of the pack priced phone would cost about $100 monthly. Keep in mind there are insurmountable options to fine-tune this offer, based on account tenure, desired services and products and overall need. Verizon is no longer the most