T-Mobile is an American wireless network provider founded in 1991 with headquarters in Bellevue, Washington. Notable facts about T-Mobile include that they have over 60 million customers and their CEO John Legere is known for shaking up the industry with initiatives like eliminating contracts and allowing free international roaming and music streaming. While T-Mobile lacks the coverage footprint of competitors like Verizon and AT&T, they aim to differentiate themselves through consumer-friendly policies and competitive pricing.
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T-Mobile US
03/26/2017
Mba-599
Introduction
T-Mobile US, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) is Based in Bellevue, Washington. T-Mobile US is the third largest provider of wireless voice, messaging and data communications services in the United States. T-Mobile US was named after T-Mobile Germany. T-Mobile US offers its services through its subsidiaries such as GoSmart Mobile. T-Mobile US operates two flagship brands, T-Mobile and MetroPCS. T-Mobile acquired MetroPCS in a reverse takeover in 2013. T-Mobile offers post-paid plans and MetroPCS offers pre-paid plans. Deutsche Telekom is the majority shareholder of T-Mobile US, owning 65% of the company. Deutsche Telekom is a German based company. T-Mobile US sells mobile phones, tablets, and wireless internet. T-Mobile US offers unlimited wireless voice, messaging, and data communications. T-Mobile also offers WIFI calling when overseas or if network is out of reach. This technology allows customers to turn a WIFI connection to their own towers. The company offers its services through its advanced 4G LTE network to 71.5 million customers as of 2016. T-Mobile is capable of reaching 308 million in their homes and workplace. The company also offers global plans. T-Mobile US customers can use their services in Canada and Mexico at no extra charge. Customers can also use their phones in Europe using Deutsche Telekom’s network. Customers can also use their cellular devices in Puerto Rico and the U.S Virgin Islands. T-mobile has about 55 million post-paid customers which make up about 77% of its customers. MetroPCS has about 16 million pre-paid customers. T-Mobile also sells service wholesale, including to Google's Project Fi- program, adding another 373,000 customers in the quarter. Between T-Mobile and MetroPCS, T-Mobile US operates about 8000 stores. Most of the stores are authorized vendors and the rest are company owned. According to Fortune.com, Approximately 230 million people live within 10 miles of T-Mobile's (tmus, +1.66%) roughly 3,600 current stores. The company reaches 98% of Americans. T-Mobile US has about 50000 employees. The CEO of the company is John Ledger. He is known to be an outspoken leader and does not fit the mold of a typical CEO. According to CNNMoney.com, Consumer Reports named T-Mobile the number one American wireless carrier and in 2017, T-Mobile was ranked number one in Customer Service Satisfaction by Nielsen.
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T-Mobile US
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Introduction
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wii'eless phones to Ameritech Coi'p. But when it
came time to switch to the new digital technology,
sometliing went haywire: Motorola wasn't ready. So in
the summer of 1997, Ameritech rolled out its digital
service using phones from rival Qualcomm Inc., a
S;m Diego upstait. "I could not stop my strategy or my busi-
ness plan and was forced to go witb vendors that were reaily,"
says Mai-c Baniett, Ameritech Cellular's
director of product mai'keting.
An isolated case? If only. Instead,
one of the world's most admired com-
panies, known for cutting-edge technol-
ogy' and gold-plated quality, is coming
up stunningly short these days. The
former trailblazer in two-way radios,
cell phones, pagers, and computer cMps
has missed a digital beat and now finds
itself sci*ambling to catch up. Even then,
its products don't always pass muster
In 1994, Motorola claimed 60% of the
U.S. market in wireless phones, ac-
cording to Hei-schel Shosteck Associates. Today, it has 34%.
The company's wireless-equipment business hasn't fared
any better. In the U. S., Motorola lias lost a-ucial gi-ound to Lu-
cent Tbchnologies Inc. and Northern Telecom Ltd.—in part be-
cause it has sold faulty products. On top of the problems Mo-
torola has created for itself, a downturn in the semiconductor
and paging industries and tui'moil in Asia haven't helped.
Now, the go-go gi-owth company of a few years ago is
barely inching along. Revenue gi'owtli, which soared an av-
erage 27% a year between 1993 and 1995, has slowed to 5%
in the past two yeare, to $29.8 billion in 1997. Profits have
tumbled, too: down 83% since 1995, to $1.2 billion in 1997,
with a 25% plunge expected this year. As for shareholder re-
tm-n. it has averaged less than 1% annually in tbe past tlu'ee
years, vs. an average 54% in tbe previous three yeai-s. Says
Steven Goldman, a professor at Lebigh University who has
done consulting work for Motorola: "It's bard to imagine
that six or seven yeai-s ago Motorola was one of the most ad-
mired companies in the world. Now, you talk about Nokia and
Ericsson and how they're eating Mo-
torola's luncb."
Even woi-se for Motorola in the long
haul, its hard-earned reputation for
quality is being questioned. The same
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sentation begin witb an example of how
to improve quality, now finds itself field-
ing customer complaints. These came
to a head in March, when Motorola lost
a $500 million contract witb wireless
carrier PrimeCo Personal Communica-
tions. Tbe can-ier's beef: Motorola's equipment would some-
times shut down, leaving customers unable to make calls.
Motorola admits to having problems in recent years but in-
sists the future is bright, CEO Christopher B. Galvin de-
clined to com.
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2. GENERAL FACTS
T-Mobile General Facts
• Headquarters are located in Bellevue, WA
• Founded in 1991
• 2013 began being traded publicly on the NYSE
• JD Power & Associates ranked T-Mobile highest for outstanding
customer satisfaction 13 times out of 22 times since J.D. Power
began ranking
• Almost 60+ million customers use T-Mobile
3. T-Mobile CEO
CEO John Legere
John Legere is a very unique CEO especially for this industry. From his
dress to his mannerisms John just does things differently.
Legere is very confident businessman who has a drive and passion to
remove limits and boundaries. It is part of the reason why he is a good fit for
the face of T-Mobile. He fights against the norm.
Legere is also a big Twitter user and has over 1.5 million followers.
Mr. Legere is not a man you will often see in a business suit and tie, as he
most consistently where’s company apparel t-shirts. No one is quite like
John Legere.
4. Deeper Look: Why T-Mobile?
There are many things different about the T-Mobile experience. Here are 3
unique things about T-Mobile:
The Un-carrier affect
Mobile without Borders
Streaming Music Free
5. The Un-Carrier Effect
One of the things that has made T-Mobile unique is that their willingness to
shake up the wireless provider industry. Though not currently providing the
same coverage as Verizon and AT&T. They have began to separate
themselves from the pack by establishing their own credentials. One major
thing that sets them apart is their Un-carrier™ movement meaning:
- No 2-year Contracts -
The difference of this verses the traditional sales pitch like “best price” or
“best customer rating” or any other service comparison is that T-Mobile is not
comparing. They are the first cell provider that is helping people to buy out of
the contracts for their competitors.
T-Mobile is currently offering to pay for consumers Early Termination Fees
with a Visa Prepaid Card.
6. Mobile Without Borders
In July 2015 T-Mobile announced ‘Mobile without Borders’. This is to include:
- No Extra Charges across Mexico, US or Canada -
According to CEO John Legere consumers will now be able to call, text and
use data as if they are just crossing into another state.
With statistics like 35% of all US calls going to Mexico or Canada T-Mobile’s
new addition to the “un-carrier” effect may make a huge difference for North
America cell phone users.
7. Streaming Music Free
T-Mobile has also opened boundaries by allowing consumers to stream
music without it affecting data or more simply put:
- No Extra Data Charges for Steaming Music –
This includes many music apps such
as:
• iTunes
• Pandora
• iHeart Radio
• Rhapsody
• SoundCloud
• Beatport
• Google Play
• Spotify
8. The Bottom Line
Bottom Line
At this time AT&T and Verizon are the current industry leaders, but T-Mobile
has been making big headway in the last few years.
T-Mobile’s willingness to shake up the industry and do things differently has
give them a lot of publicity. In 2015, they have began to really make a dent
and provide consumers with more than just good coverage on their phones.
We have found T-Mobile to be a highly recommended cell phone provider if
not the best in the industry. They still do not offer the coverage like Verizon
and AT&T so make sure before signing up learning how good of coverage
you can get in the areas you live and travel. However, as far as getting the
best for your buck, we have found T-Mobile to be the best option.
9. Quick Review Summary
The Good
• The un-carrier affect
• No extra charges in Canada and Mexico
• Stream Music without affecting data
• Rollover data
The Bad
• Coverage not as strong across the whole U.S.
The Bottom Line
• There are many factors that go into being a good cell phone provider.
Coverage is often the highest priority in purchasing a phone and T-
Mobile does not provide the most coverage. Unlike many of their
competitors however, T-Mobile is willing to go outside the box to
make their services unique and provide services and features no
other mobile provider offers.