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Mobile Phone Services in Makkah, Saudi Arabia
Authors: Mohammed T. Simsim
Abstract:
This paper discusses telecominication market developments in Saudi Arabia. Empirical research was carried in the holy city of Makkah to study the customer's preference for mobile cellular service and the factor influencing their subscription of the mobile phone service. Results indicate that the financial factor sicnificantly influence the customer's selection of the service provider.
Keywords: Customer, Makkah, Mobile phone, Operator, Saudi Arabia
Digital Object Identifier (DOI): doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1082689
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