60% of European broadband users wlould prefer an integrated fixed and mobile service
Fact recorded on: October 9, 2007. Categories: Telecom.
On average, 60% of European broadband consumer households would prefer using an integrated fixed/mobile voice service such as CVS. 70%-80% of consumers favor unified messaging. Consumers strongly prefer network-based address books, flat-rate service bundles, unlimited local/national calling, and a single supplier of services.
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