Nkya, Agnes Shilly
(2009)
Factor influencing customer's preference of mobile phone operators in Tanzania: A case study of Tigo, Vodacom, Zantel and Zain in Dar es Salaam city.
Masters thesis, The Open University of Tanzania.
Abstract
The main objective of this study was to examine the factors that influence
customers' preference of the mobile phone operators in Tanzania. Methodological
triangulation was used in order to supplement information on the factors influence
customers' preference. The data were analyzed by using both qualitatively and
quantitatively methods cross the sectional study. This was preferred because the
mobile phone providers are recent introduced in Tanzania, also little is known about
the factors influence customers' choice of mobile phone service providers. Survey
interview were administered to mobile phone companies in order to investigate
customers views on the service provided by the company, how customer interpret the
service provided to them by the service provider and how they seek solutions. The
majority of mobile phone customers pointed out that, good customer care has been
the leading influential factors for customers' preference and mobility from one
mobile phone operator to another. Mobile phone investments in Tanzania is
seemingly not stagnant, various characteristic features are observed every now and
then given the new technologies innovated in the telecommunications sector. The
observed factors for shifting tendency might not be the reasons in the near future
unless new technologies are not discovered. Therefore changes in the whole
communication sector are usually anticipated due to the ongoing changes that are
continuously being observed. Recommendation of this study basically centers to the
all stakeholders including the mobile phone users (customers), the companies
(mobile phone operators), the government and the telecommunication sector in
general.
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