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This document discusses case studies of two companies that successfully managed technology and organizational change. It describes how Domino's Pizza transitioned to focus on digital sales and ordering channels, allowing customers to order via chatbots, apps, smart devices, and potential future options like delivery robots. It also outlines how du Telecom partnered with Huawei to improve project management, which helped reduce costs, timelines, and employee needs for projects after signing a memorandum of understanding.
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This document provides an overview and analysis of Vodafone's strategic position in Egypt. It begins with a brief history of Vodafone Egypt and an evaluation of its vision and mission statements. It then analyzes Vodafone's internal and external factors through SWOT, IFE, and EFE matrix analyses. Finally, it evaluates Vodafone's competitive position against its main rivals Orange and Etisalat using Porter's Five Forces model and a competitive profile matrix. The analyses show that Vodafone has the largest market share in Egypt and generally performs well against its internal and external factors, but could improve by pursuing new opportunities in technology.
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Turkcell is the leading mobile operator in Turkey with 56% market share and 16.3 million subscribers. It aims to provide the newest mobile technologies to subscribers. Current strategies include growing its core business, international subsidiaries, and fixed broadband. It plans to increase customers and literacy while pursuing growth. Turkcell faces threats like taxes and inflation but has strengths like brand, infrastructure, and skilled employees. It was recommended that Turkcell pursue 3G technology and acquisitions to remain innovative while planning capital requirements and a 6-month implementation. Today, Turkcell has 35 million subscribers and provides 3G service to new internet users.
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Turkcell
Turkcell is the leading mobile operator in Turkey with 56% market share and 16.3 million subscribers. It aims to provide the newest mobile technologies to subscribers. Current strategies include growing its core business, international subsidiaries, and fixed broadband. It plans to increase customers and literacy while pursuing growth. Turkcell faces threats like taxes and inflation but has strengths like brand, infrastructure, and skilled employees. It was recommended that Turkcell pursue 3G technology and acquisitions to remain innovative while planning capital requirements and a 6-month implementation. Today, Turkcell has 35 million subscribers and provides 3G service to new internet users.
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Turkcell is Turkey's leading mobile operator established in 1994. It has 34 million subscribers in Turkey and 62 million total across 8 countries. It has received awards for its mobile advertising and financial disclosure practices. Its mission is to enrich customers' lives through communication and technology solutions. It differentiates through its 3G network speed and mobile services like marketing and payments. It plans to grow through expansion in other countries in Eurasia and the Middle East through acquisitions and partnerships.
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Docomo started as a mobile phone rental company but then shifted strategies by launching its own handset models for purchase rather than rental. This helped it grow its subscriber base. It also found major success with the launch of I-mode, one of the first mobile internet services, through keeping services simple, adopting AOL's billing model, and focusing on customer needs. While Docomo's early 3G strategies showed overconfidence before technologies were ready, it was able to survive competitive pressures later by cutting executive pay and focusing on new niche markets like photo phones.
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T-Mobile is the third largest mobile operator in the world with operations in Europe and the United States. It was founded in 1990 as Deutsche Bundespost Telekom and privatized in 1996. In the UK, T-Mobile allied with Orange to form Everything Everywhere, now rebranded as EE. In Poland, T-Mobile acquired Era, though it faced challenges with rebranding. In the US, T-Mobile merged with MetroPCS to become the fourth largest carrier by subscribers with around 42.5 million customers combined. International cooperation and mergers have helped T-Mobile grow but do not always lead to easy integration or success.
Turkcell
Turkcell is Turkey's first GSM operator established in 1994. It serves over 71 million subscribers across 9 countries. The document outlines Turkcell's vision, mission, strategies, and objectives. It also analyzes Turkcell's external environment through a PESTEL analysis and its competitors. Internally, Turkcell has a centralized structure and focuses on innovation, marketing, excellent customer service, and developing its employees. Financially, Turkcell maintains strong current and quick ratios indicating good short-term financial strength.
Vodafone and etisalat egypt
Vodafone and Etisalat are the two largest mobile network operators in Egypt. Vodafone has a 41.6% market share and focuses on business-to-business customers through partnerships with large companies. It distributes through own stores, distributors, retailers, and online. Etisalat has a 23.3% share and also uses own stores, distributors, and retailers for distribution, but relies more on post offices and franchises. Both could improve their branch coverage to compete with new entrant Telecom Egypt which has an existing customer and branch platform.
Turkcell assignment-Strategic management
How can Turkcell position for the 21st century? Can it afford to take a leadership role in introducing 3g, the third Generation of mobile phone systems?, How can Turkcell reduce its economic risk if the Turkish lira remains unstable?, What are the strengths and weaknesses of Turkcell?, What are the available threats and opportunities for Turkcell?, What type of marketing campaigns should Turkcell engage in to increase the average monthly minutes used by its subscribers? What type of market segmentation should it try? How can the Turkish mobile phone user be encouraged to spend more time on the mobile phone? Would educational campaigns be helpful?,
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Vodafone is a global telecommunications company headquartered in London. It operates networks in over 30 countries and has partner networks in over 40 additional countries. Vodafone realized its traditional product concept testing was not effective for differentiating its products in the highly competitive mobile market. To address this, Vodafone developed the Differentiation Potential System (DPS) to put customer insights at the heart of product development and ensure products are developed based on customer needs. By the end of 2005, DPS provided Vodafone with a common framework to measure product idea success and allow further development of products based on deep customer understanding. This profoundly changed Vodafone's approach to perceiving and reacting to
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Huawei July 2010 Corporate Presentation(V11)
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success history of HUAWEI
Huawei has transformed from a small workshop in China to the world's largest telecommunications company through a focus on research and development. It began by reverse engineering foreign technology and developing its own telecommunications switches. Through aggressive pricing, expanding R&D spending, and a focus on underserved rural markets, Huawei was able to become the dominant player in China and then expand globally, now serving over 30% of the world's population. However, concerns over its links to the Chinese government and accusations of intellectual property theft have limited its success in some Western markets.
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Vodafone is a global mobile telecommunications company headquartered in the UK. It has a presence in over 30 countries and partners with over 40 more. The document discusses Vodafone's history, vision, products/services, key milestones, strategies employed by different CEOs, benefits of its international scope, and SWOT analysis. It recommends strategies for Vodafone to derive increased value from its international portfolio, such as entering entertainment and partnering locally.
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New media and social media platforms have become crucial aspects of today's world, giving people unprecedented access to information. Pay TV broadcasters now face competition from internet services like Netflix that provide original content. To maintain market share, pay TV providers must become "one stop shops" offering television as well as new media content. Integrating social media allows pay TV to push new services, create user interaction through content sharing, and gain insights from user feedback. The presentation examines creating a video-on-demand service for Etisalat in the UAE by considering free versus subscription content like movies, sports and series to drive the premium service.
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Huawei aims to become the global leader in the smartphone industry by 2021 through a three-pronged strategy: 1) Repositioning its brands, with Honor focusing on low-mid range and Huawei on high-end; 2) Heavy investment in system-on-chip development and smartphone design; 3) Leveraging synergies from its telecom infrastructure business. This strategy has helped Huawei emerge as a top global smartphone maker. However, challenges remain in matching brands like Apple/Samsung, leading innovation, and controlling the full production chain.
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Vodafone began in 1982 as Racal Strategic Radio Ltd, which won a UK cellular network license. It was later renamed Vodafone and launched its first mobile call in 1985. Over the years it grew significantly through acquisitions and became a global leader in telecommunications, serving over 200 million customers across 27 countries by 2007. However, it also faced challenges like recording the largest loss in British corporate history in 2005 due to impairment charges from past acquisitions. Going forward, Vodafone aimed to strengthen its market position and explore new technologies.
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In 2013, LTE networks expanded globally with 250 active networks by the end of the year, a 45% increase from 2012. This growth allowed mobile operators and manufacturers to increase average revenue per user. Critical to operators seeing returns on LTE investments was the availability of LTE devices, which doubled to 1,240 over the last 12 months. While LTE grew rapidly in many countries, the US had more extensive coverage than Europe and accounted for over half the world's 4G connections, highlighting Europe's underinvestment in 4G. Overall the mobile market continued expanding globally, with LTE subscriber numbers forecast to reach 1 billion by 2017.
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Vodafone is a British multinational telecommunications company headquartered in London. It is the world's second largest mobile telecommunications company by subscribers and revenue, behind China Mobile. Vodafone owns and operates networks in over 30 countries and has partner networks in over 40 additional countries. Its vision is to enrich customers' lives through mobile communication, and its mission is to enhance value for stakeholders by providing innovative, affordable, and customer-friendly communication services.
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Vodafone is a global telecommunications company headquartered in London. It operates networks in over 30 countries and has partner networks in over 40 additional countries. Vodafone realized its traditional product concept testing was not effective for differentiating its products in the highly competitive mobile market. To address this, Vodafone developed the Differentiation Potential System (DPS) to put customer insights at the heart of product development and ensure products are developed based on customer needs. By the end of 2005, DPS provided Vodafone with a common framework to measure product idea success and allow further development of products based on deep customer understanding. This profoundly changed Vodafone's approach to perceiving and reacting to
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This document summarizes the success story of Huawei, a Chinese telecommunications company that grew from a small start-up in 1987 to a global leader in telecom equipment and smartphones. It describes how Huawei was founded to build China's telecom infrastructure and has since expanded globally through strategic partnerships, investments, and brand sponsorship deals. Key milestones included gaining early contracts in China, entering overseas markets in the 1990s, and becoming a top global brand recognized for innovation.
Digital Tv In Cee (2012)
In 2012 CEE is also making the switch to Digital TV transmission. Will we be ready and what can we learn from the West. Presented on InternetCEE conference in Warsaw, October 2008.
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The global economy is consolidating around a few large digital platforms that control competitive bottlenecks and access to users. Known as "hub firms", companies like Google and Facebook have transformed industries by plugging adjacent sectors into their existing networks. To remain competitive, traditional companies must identify defendable areas and become hubs themselves, ensuring multi-homing and supporting alternative hubs through collective action. Responsible network leadership will also be important to balance value creation across the digital ecosystem.
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Docomo aimed to become the market leader in Japan through initiatives like eliminating subscription fees and launching its own handset models. It found success with the I-mode mobile internet service, adopting strategies like simple marketing messages and adding online purchase values to bills. However, Docomo's early 3G services faced challenges as the technology demanded capabilities beyond the handsets and network coverage available at the time. Docomo survived by cutting executive pay and focusing on new 2G markets while improving its 3G offerings.
CLASS PROJECT DOCOMO-BY BAGUS
Docomo launched I-mode in 1999, which became its biggest success by focusing on customer needs through simple services, AOL-style billing, and adding purchase values to bills. However, its 2001 global 3G strategy was premature as the technology and equipment were not ready to support advanced 3G services and brought network and device issues. Docomo survived by cutting executive pay and aggressive marketing while developing new niche markets like photo and GPS phones. It should continue researching niche segments focused on specific customer groups.
Mobile comics
Mobile comics, also called momics, allow people to access comic books on their mobile phones. It requires animation and graphical skills to display comics well on phones. While around 10 million comics are traditionally sold each year, the mobile comics industry is growing and allowing more accessibility. Mobile comics services from companies like Airtel and Disney help make travel time more enjoyable for people who spend an hour commuting each day. The mobile comics industry is also expanding to help companies meet corporate social responsibility goals like saving trees by reducing paper usage. The mobile comics market is estimated to grow by at least 50% over the next three to four years as more personalization and accessibility is provided through digital and mobile platforms.
Huawei July 2010 Corporate Presentation(V11)
Huawei is a global telecommunications solutions provider that experienced 30% growth in contract sales in 2009 to reach $30.2 billion. It serves 45 of the world's top 50 telecom operators and ranks among the top 3 telecom solution providers globally. Huawei invests heavily in R&D with over 40,000 employees and has filed over 42,000 patent applications. It is focused on developing converged all-IP network solutions to help operators improve bandwidth, revenue, and reduce costs.
success history of HUAWEI
Huawei has transformed from a small workshop in China to the world's largest telecommunications company through a focus on research and development. It began by reverse engineering foreign technology and developing its own telecommunications switches. Through aggressive pricing, expanding R&D spending, and a focus on underserved rural markets, Huawei was able to become the dominant player in China and then expand globally, now serving over 30% of the world's population. However, concerns over its links to the Chinese government and accusations of intellectual property theft have limited its success in some Western markets.
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6G is an internet service provider positioned at the forefront of the digital revolution.
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Governed by Ofcom and adhering to the broadband industry’s code of practice, 6G’s unique network is constructed of wired and radio telecommunications that permit greater access, scalability and the rapid deployment of internet solutions from the single residential user to1000 + enterprise level users.
Fuelling innovation, we invest one third of our profits back into our R&D programme to ensure that our products and services remain ever-evolving within the telecommunications playing field.
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- 2. CONTENTS 1. Case Study on Domino’s Pizza 2. Case Study on du Telecom and Huawei Technologies
- 3. Domino’s Pizza Today four-fifths of Domino’s sales come from digital channels. Domino’s changed the company’s entire ethos. The entire corporate structure was also revised and the focus shifted towards digital sales and advertising.
- 4. Dom the Pizza bot - Customers can now order from whatever channel they choose (Slack, Facebook Messenger, the Company’s mobile app, on Twitter with the use of emojis, Google Assistant & Alexa, Smart TVs). These practices help to make the user experience more fun and less frictionless.
- 5. Domino’s has also taken an interest in self-driving cars and delivery robots to develop an automatic delivery system.
- 7. The United Arab Emirates’ du Telecom provides mobile and fixed telephony, broadband connectivity to consumers and businesses. The company began operating in 2006 in a highly competitive market. In 2013, du Telecom signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China’s Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. It is a multinational networking and telecommunications equipment and services provider.
- 8. The UAE telecommunications firm wanted to improve its project management capabilities, and du’s leaders knew that Huawei had the expertise to help them. Since signing the MoU with Huawei, du Telecom has achieved: • A reduction in project failure • A reduction in the number of employees needed per project • Lower costs, tighter time frames and projects that cost less than predicted, thanks to a single point of contact who manages the project.