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What’s driving this Daisy?
After a merger and lengthy bedding-in process, Daisy Distribution is ready for business. Managing director Dave McGinn explains where it goes from here
Is LG too late to play it smart?
After a calamitous 2010, LG rang the changes. James Livesley talks to new LG head of marketing Alex Windle about the firm’s ambitions in the smartphone sector
Micro-P: Crosstown traffic
Micro-P is offering IT, mobile and fixed line hardware across three distinct channels. The market has been slow on uptake, yet Micro-P’s profits have soared and the advent of tablet devices might just signal the arrival of proper convergence
2011? Give us a Clue…
Mobile News polled 73 industry leaders for their views on the year ahead. The result is a sector fighting to renew itself, putting its entire focus on smartphones and data to arrest a decline in traditional revenues
What ‘Mitch’ did next…
Mark Mitchinson has returned to UK mobile in a trading role at Carphoner. James Blackman and Michael Garwood gauge the industry’s puzzlement at his route back, and what precisely Carphone is plotting next
What ‘Mitch’ did next…
Mark Mitchinson has returned to UK mobile in a trading role at Carphoner. James Blackman and Michael Garwood gauge the industry’s puzzlement at his route back, and what precisely Carphone is plotting next
2011 predictions: RIM UK managing director Stephen Bates
RIM UK boss Stephen Bates reckons operators and manufacturers have a task ahead of them to meet the increasing demand from users for more mobile data
2011 predictions: BT Global Services head Jonathan Brasnett
Jonathan Brasnett, head of global mobility of BT Global Services, predicts a surge in mobile solutions in the enterprise space in 2011
2011 predictions: Brightpoint EMEA president Anurag Gupta
Anurag Gupta, EMEA president of Brightpoint, predicts smartphone growth in the prepay market
2011 predictions: Motorola UK marketing director Tom Satchwell
Motorola UK marketing director Tom Satchwell reckons mobile will challenge traditional computers with their increasing capabilities