Tag: MVNO Consultancy

VodafoneThree announces £11bn investment. What can you expect?

VodafoneThree is making a fast start on turning its promises into reality. Amongst its priorities is network convergence and more specifically delivering 99.95% 5G population coverage. It will happen on a financial scale we’ve not witnessed before. The £11bn investment makes it one ‘of the largest privately funded infrastructure programmes in the UK’. Aside from delivering all kinds of speed benefits, it’s expected to remove a total of 16,500 sq/km of ‘not spots’. This is of course great news for consumers, especially those who are crying out for consistent, reliable coverage in more rural areas. High speed networks will also be pivotal to businesses that want to harness IoT, AI and all the applications that underpin a more productive workforce. The plan to deliver the ‘fully funded, regulated, and guaranteed’ network will be music to the ears of the regulator as it meets the reasoning for waving the merger through.  It will take a while to complete the mammoth job, but all credit to the team - they are out of the blocks fast. That will also be reassuring to the government, which will be glad to see up to 13,000 jobs are plumbed into the plans. However, there was...

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Is the MVNO future all about brand licensing? Lebara certainly thinks so.

New MVNOs markets can’t wave a magic wand for growth. It takes time, patience and knowledge to build the MVNO ecosystem.

Airtel-Vodafone takeover is not a Sure thing yet, but MVNOs could help seal the deal

With the security clearance out the way, is there now an open door for the Three / Vodafone merger?

Phase 2 is highly likely in the Three / Vodafone Merger story. The CMA has nothing to lose at this stage.

Revolut cements the eSIM trend. We’ll see a bow wave now.

When the market shifts, is repositioning your brand the answer?

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