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Segment Churn: Impact of Local Number Portability on Churn for Wireless Voice Services by Provider and Market Segment

Service: Wireless
Report Number: IN0301259BW
Publication Date: August 2003
Number of Pages: 19
Report Price: $1,995 U.S. Dollars
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Summary
The research included in this file shows that business users, particularly those in the small and enterprise markets are the most likely to switch, suggesting that providers with large numbers of subscribers in those segments could soon be reeling from the pending increase in churn come November. Those providers include AT&T Wireless, Sprint and T-Mobile. Though all the top providers are vulnerable to shifting shares thanks to LNP, those with large percentages of business users, as is the case with AT&T Wireless and Sprint, or new entrants like, T-Mobile, are likely to suffer most. This file includes insights on how to stave off increases in churn from LNP and suggestions on how to potentially benefit from it.

Table of Contents

  • Executive Summary
  • Methodology
  • Enterprise
    • Churn in the Enterprise Market by Provider
    • Overview of the Enterprise Market
    • Potential Enterprise Churn By Provider
    • Factors Influencing Enterprise Churn
  • Mid-size Business
    • Churn in the Midsize Business Market by Provider
    • Overview of the Midsize Business Market
    • Potential Midsize Business Churn By Provider
    • Factors Influencing Midsize Business Churn
  • Small Business
    • Churn in the Enterprise Market by Provider
    • Overview of the Enterprise Market
    • Potential Enterprise Churn By Provider
    • Factors Influencing Enterprise Churn
  • SOHO Business
    • Churn in the SOHO Business Market by Provider
    • Overview of the SOHO Business Market
    • Potential SOHO Business Churn By Provider
    • Factors Influencing SOHO Business Churn
  • Consumer
    • Churn in the Consumer Market by Provider
    • Overview of the Consumer Market
    • Potential Consumer Churn By Provider
    • Factors Influencing Consumer Churn
  • Churn in the Consumer Market by Provider
  • Overview of the Consumer Market
  • Potential Consumer Churn By Provider
  • Factors Influencing Consumer Churn

List of Tables

  • Enterprise
    • How likely are you to switch to a new wireless telephone company in the next 12 months?
    • Now, assuming that you could keep your current wireless phone number, how likely would you be to switch to a different wireless telephone company in the next 12 months?
    • Do you think this factor would be more likely to increase your loyalty to your current wireless telephone company, or, if offered by another company, might cause you to switch or both?
    • You indicated that lower prices on rate plans might cause you to switch from one wireless telephone company to another. In terms of a percentage, how much lower would the price have to be than your current rate plan to cause you to switch companies?
  • Midsize Business
    • How likely are you to switch to a new wireless telephone company in the next 12 months?
    • Now, assuming that you could keep your current wireless phone number, how likely would you be to switch to a different wireless telephone company in the next 12 months?
    • Do you think this factor would be more likely to increase your loyalty to your current wireless telephone company, or, if offered by another company, might cause you to switch or both?
    • You indicated that lower prices on rate plans might cause you to switch from one wireless telephone company to another. In terms of a percentage, how much lower would the price have to be than your current rate plan to cause you to switch companies?
  • Small Business
    • How likely are you to switch to a new wireless telephone company in the next 12 months?
    • Now, assuming that you could keep your current wireless phone number, how likely would you be to switch to a different wireless telephone company in the next 12 months?
    • Do you think this factor would be more likely to increase your loyalty to your current wireless telephone company, or, if offered by another company, might cause you to switch or both?
    • You indicated that lower prices on rate plans might cause you to switch from one wireless telephone company to another. In terms of a percentage, how much lower would the price have to be than your current rate plan to cause you to switch companies?
  • SOHO Business
    • How likely are you to switch to a new wireless telephone company in the next 12 months?
    • Now, assuming that you could keep your current wireless phone number, how likely would you be to switch to a different wireless telephone company in the next 12 months?
    • Do you think this factor would be more likely to increase your loyalty to your current wireless telephone company, or, if offered by another company, might cause you to switch or both?
    • You indicated that lower prices on rate plans might cause you to switch from one wireless telephone company to another. In terms of a percentage, how much lower would the price have to be than your current rate plan to cause you to switch companies?
  • Consumer
    • How likely are you to switch to a new wireless telephone company in the next 12 months?
    • Now, assuming that you could keep your current wireless phone number, how likely would you be to switch to a different wireless telephone company in the next 12 months?
    • Do you think this factor would be more likely to increase your loyalty to your current wireless telephone company, or, if offered by another company, might cause you to switch or both?
    • You indicated that lower prices on rate plans might cause you to switch from one wireless telephone company to another. In terms of a percentage, how much lower would the price have to be than your current rate plan to cause you to switch companies?
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