Amid price war, ‘virtual telcos’ need to differentiate or die
Yong Jun Yuan
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AS THE price war in the telecoms sector rages on, mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) – the original disruptors of the industry – now find themselves on the back foot.
In an increasingly unfavourable environment, MVNOs have to differentiate – or die, according to industry watchers.
MVNOs, or so-called “virtual telcos”, lease network capacity from mobile network operators (MNOs) such as Singtel , StarHub and M1 to provide mobile services.
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