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Key industry figures tell Paul Withers how the network sharing agreement will effect Vodafone and O2, the 4G roll-out debate and the future of the mobile industry
The rival operators are to form a partnership to create a ‘bigger, better’ network in a bid to meet data demand, save money and protect the environment. Michael Garwood finds out about the proposed JV from the companies’ CEOs
CEO Dyson says network’s reputation has improved and it’s now first for customer service
CEO Dunne says new customers are being attracted by the operator’s innovative value-added services
Vodafone’s £1 billion takeover of Cable & Wireless Worldwide makes the mobile network the biggest UK telco behind BT. Jasper Jackson analyses what implications the deal will have for the industry
Vodafone enterprise director Peter Kelly thinks businesses will begin to the range of mobile working options to enable their staff to work as efficiently as possible, but those that don’t adopt this will suffer
Vodafone UK CEO Guy Laurence says mobile payments and m-commerce services will come to the fore this year, while more businesses will see how mobility can change the way they work
Everything Everywhere VP of business Martin Stiven thinks security, flexible working and convergence will be key, and ensuring businesses have a secure IT network and up-to-date mobile security will be vital
O2 business sales director Ben Dowd reckons flexible working will be key, with businesses looking closer at how they can join up their communications
Smartphone adoption will approach a tipping point, according to Three corporate affairs director Hugh Davies, so it will be more important for networks to continue to upgrade their networks in order to meet the demand