In October of 2001, there were approximately 15 million cell-phone subscribers in the Australia. That number increases by 4,000 daily. There are .8 million payphones that receive little or no usage. Pay-phone providers are hoping to find some way to make use of these idle phones. This is one way that ____ forces have jointly influenced marketers.a.Technological and competitiveb.Economic and technologicalc.Competitive and sociald.Social and technologicale.Regulatory and competitive

The penetration of mobile phones is changing the way we do business because: Question 5Answer a. The cost of phones is low b. Increasing sophistication of phones c. We can send text instead of voice d. People are more connected and able to share more information

(3)  roles of phones in Globalisation

Having a network of mobile masts to broadcast 4G mobile broadband signals to 95% of the Australian population is an example of what strategy for competitive advantage for a mobile telecommunications operator.Question 6AnswerSelect one:a.Customer Lock-inb.Increasing Switching Costsc.Innovationd.Entry barrier

Which of the following is an industry that ranges from cellphones, to websites, to content delivery?TeleconferenceTelemarketingTelecommunications

ABC Mobiles wants to conduct a survey to determine what the most important feature is that people look for when choosing a mobile phone. They want to survey people across the country so that the results represent a good-sized portion of the population. In order to do this, they decide to conduct the survey over the phone.Which of the following factors most greatly affected the companies choice in how they conducted their survey?aThe type of phone participants use to answer the survey bClothes the participants are wearing that daycExpenses incurred conducting the survey dTime of year the survey is conducted