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EPSI Rating Customer Satisfaction Survey ofthe Norwegian Telecom market 2009
This year’s telecom study reveals:
Main results at a glance:
Broadband Services
2 Mobile Communication- B2CThe business to consumer market for mobile communication services has been measured since 2003. The customer satisfaction has had a positive trend throughout the period, but for 2009 the industry average for customer satisfaction remains unchanged. However, there are interesting evolutions for the individual service providers. As Table 1 above states, Tele 2 stands out as the only service provider that can demonstrate progress compared to last year. Tele 2’s progress is in addition substantial, and they have surpassed Chess and now rank as number 2 behind OneCall. OneCall is the newcomer in this study, and the results show that the company is very well viewed in the eyes of their customers. Moreover, OneCall scores an impressive 86,6 on loyalty, which is more than 10 points ahead of Tele2 as the number two.
3 Mobile Communication B2BIt is the third year EPSI measures the B2B market for mobile communication. Customer satisfaction and loyalty is slightly up since 2008 (ref. Table 2 and 3 below), The study shows that Ventelo, the newcomer in this study, is trailing both Telenor and Netcom in customer satisfaction and loyalty. Telenor has made substantial progress from the customers’ standpoint, both in terms of customer satisfaction and loyalty, where they have gained 4 and 5 points respectively.
4 Broadband B2CBroadband service providers in the B2C market have been measured since 2007, and the good news is that customer satisfaction continues to improve. Compared to 2008, Tele2 has made significant improvements in the eyes of the customer, and is this year the number 1 in terms of customer satisfaction among the named service providers (ref.Figure 3 above). Moreover, the analysis shows that Tele2 also outperforms their competitors in terms of loyalty. Telenor has also made fine progress overall since last year, while the score for NextGenTel remains stable. GET, the newcomer in this study, lags behind their competitors on most aspect from the customers’ point of view.
5 Broadband B2B2009 is the third year EPSI measure the corporate market for broadband in Norway. Here EPSI has only captured enough observations to show independent results for Telenor and for NextGenTel. Overall, the corporate customers are more satisfied with their broadband service providers compared to 2008, and have also expressed that they are more loyal to their current service provider. The category “Other” where we find service providers like Tele2, Ventelo, TDC, BKK and Eidsiva, still outperforms Telenor and NextGenTel. In the category Service Quality (ServQ) it differs more than 11 points between “Other” and Telenor. Nonetheless, both NextGenTel and Telenor have made nice progress compared to previous years.
6 International comparisonThe Mobile Telecommunication industry has been measured in the Nordic countries since year 1999 in annual studies. The coverage has successively been increased to more and more European nations and in 2009 some central and Eurasian countries have been added. In addition, we now also cover data communication (broadband) in most of the countries. In the following, the first benchmark results for 2009 are reported. The four main North European/Nordic telecom provider TDC, Telenor, Tele2 and TeliaSonera with their respective brands in different markets have been studied over the last few years, Among these Pan-Nordic telecom companies, TeliaSonera performs best also in 2009, followed by Tele 2, TDC and Telenor. However, all the others have improved significantly in many markets. It is worth noting that none of the main providers is the customer favourite in every country and segment.
7 Background information on EPSI surveyInformation for this survey was collected by telephone interviews in September-October 2009. The respondents were asked to give their evaluation of the telecom operator they use. The objective is to interview 250 randomly chosen customers of each analyzed operator and, where applicable, both private as well as corporate customers. The respondents thus represent a random sample of each operator’s own clientele. In total, the number of interviews conducted in the European survey is more than 40.000. In Norway nearly 3.500 interviews were done.
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