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SMEs still spending on telco, but focus on ROI
Peter Dinham
Monday, 30 March 2009 09:07
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According to the Ovum report, mobility in SMEs is growing but spending on mobility services has decreased.
Castelli says it’s surprising that the growth in highly mobile workers has not been reflected in a growth of expenditure on mobility services.
“There has been a significant decrease in spending on mobile voice. This may be a result of decreasing mobile voice prices as well as behaviour changes, with users making fewer mobile phone calls, while increasing cost efficient SMS and mobile email usage.”
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