BT Global Services
BT Global Services has a solid enterprise mobility value proposition. However, the momentum and profile of key services such as BT Corporate Fusion and MobileXpress has slowed down over the last couple of quarters and needs a marketing injection. (9/29/2008)
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Fiberlink
Fiberlink is progressing in the RAS market with its SaaS strategy, providing value added services with security at the forefront of its value proposition. However, the market is dynamic and the competition fairly tough from global players. (6/30/2008)
FreeMove
FreeMove’s success rate so far in establishing itself as the leading European provider for MNCs is questionable; the alliance needs to revamp its marketing strategy and introduce new products and services to compete with large MNO rivals. (9/16/2008)
iPass
iPass is the largest global hotspot aggregator and has strengthened its position via partnerships and security services layered with service bundles. However, there are still financial challenges in transitioning its business model. (6/13/2008)
KPN Mobile
KPN continues to be challenged in building a unified branding strategy across its subsidiaries and country markets. For pan-European business, success in enterprise mobility rests on the shoulders of KPN’s Sympac to deliver. (10/8/2008)
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Orange Business Services
Orange Business Services is doing well in the enterprise mobility space with several services being threatening to key rivals. However, to sustain its position more initiatives are required including a clearer strategy for mobile applications. (10/22/2008)
Sympac
Sympac provides a solid value proposition for enterprise mobility under one contract, one contact and one bill for European MNCs, however until now the company has a low- profile brand in the multinational community that needs a marketing push. (5/14/2008)
T-Mobile International
T-Mobile is moving forward with some market initiatives for the SME and larger enterprise segments. To win high- value deals, T-Mobile needs to play a greater role in refreshing the FreeMove offerings for MNCs to improve its pan-European strategy. (10/31/2008)
Telefónica Europe
The O2 Group is now Telefónica O2 Europe, thus the business is centred on a European strategy. However, the UK stands out as the region with a solid value proposition, while other areas need more visibility in terms of improved propositions. (7/15/2008)
TeliaSonera
TeliaSonera is a strong player in mobile managed services. However, recent organisational changes have not dispelled the image of a holding company of affiliate subsidiaries. This challenges the telco’s ability to sustain its Nordic leadership. (6/13/2008)
Vodafone Global Enterprise
Vodafone Global Enterprise is improving its ability to serve MNCs with mobility solutions. It is still early to see what the company can win against other global players, but the company is very competitive against its mobile rivals. (10/24/2008)
Vodafone Group
Vodafone is slowly metamorphosing from pure mobile network operator to converged service provider with a highly competitive portfolio of mobile broadband, DSL, voice, VPN, remote access, device management and mobile applications services. (8/13/2008)
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