This white paper looks at the increasing trend of mobile subscribers switching operators and why it happens and how to stop it. Mobile operators are suffering from one of the largest customer churn rates in any industry to date. At anything from 15% to 30% customer losses per year, the cost of maintaining let alone growing the customer base is huge.
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