Mobile phone services for senior citizens: the forgotten segment
As many markets reach over 100% penetration, mobile operators are finding there are almost no completely ‘new’ subscribers to be found. However, one segment of the market that has largely been ignored to date is senior citizens. This report analyses the potential market size, discusses the limited operator activity to date and provides strategic advice on how operators should approach this market segment.
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