by Arthur Goldstuck | Sep 5, 2006 | Mobile telecommunications research, SME Research
South African SMEs and consumers have a low awareness of the imminent introduction of mobile number portability (MNP), although a large proportion of corporate telecom users know what MNP is.That is one of the key findings to emerge from an independent study of the...
by Arthur Goldstuck | Sep 4, 2006 | Mobile telecommunications research, SME Research
Small businesses in South Africa are struggling to get to grips with advanced new mobile technologies, despite the advantages they offer, according to the latest findings of the Mobility 2006 research project.This was among the key conclusions of a study conducted by...
by Arthur Goldstuck | Jul 25, 2006 | Mobile telecommunications research
A number of myths about the cellphone market in South Africa are set to be debunked by a major new research project kicking off this month.World Wide Worx’s “Mobility 2006” survey, being conducted with the backing of First National Bank, Virgin Mobile, and Verizon...
by Arthur Goldstuck | Jun 7, 2005 | Mobile telecommunications research
It’s official: South African men are bigger talkers than women when it comes to cell phones in their cars. 57% of men interviewed in a major new study admitted to talking on their cellphones while driving, compared to 37% of women.The study forms part of the...
by Arthur Goldstuck | May 5, 2005 | Mobile telecommunications research
Mobile phones may have been the fastest growing technology ever seen in South Africa, yet more than 10 years after the cellular revolution began, full mobile commerce has not touched the lives of most cellular phone users.A new study of mobile commerce – the use...
by Arthur Goldstuck | Feb 9, 2005 | Mobile telecommunications research
Corporate South Africa regards the laptop computer as the single most necessary mobile technology for deployment in business, edging out even the cellular phone, while emerging technologies like handheld computers and wireless networking will see strong growth in...
