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Smartphone Growth

Brad Cleveland Blog

mobile subscribers aged 13 and older owned a smartphone. The highest adoption rates belong to mobile subscribers aged 25-34 (88.9%), and 18-24 (88.6%). In January 2013, the smartphone adoption rates for these groups were 73.5% As of December 2014, nearly 75% of all U.S. and 72.2%, respectively.

2013 23
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Consistency Across Channels: We've Got a Long Way to Go

Brad Cleveland Blog

A recent report from Gartner highlights the following insights about customer support – one about the past, one about the future. Both remind us that we must work hard to create consistency across customer contact channels, especially emerging mobile channels.

2013 20
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Consistency Across Channels: We've Got a Long Way to Go

Brad Cleveland Blog

A recent report from Gartner highlights the following insights about customer support – one about the past, one about the future. Both remind us that we must work hard to create consistency across customer contact channels, especially emerging mobile channels.

2013 20
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Smartphone Growth

Brad Cleveland Blog

mobile subscribers aged 13 and older owned a smartphone. The highest adoption rates belong to mobile subscribers aged 25-34 (88.9%), and 18-24 (88.6%). In January 2013, the smartphone adoption rates for these groups were 73.5% As of December 2014, nearly 75% of all U.S. and 72.2%, respectively.

2013 20
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Going Mobile: 1980s and Now

Brad Cleveland Blog

Here’s a snapshot of where we are in 2013 (sources: Canalys, eMarketer, Nielson, Pingdom, comScore, IEEE, Cisco): 6.8 billion mobile phone subscribers worldwide 13.4 “There are only a few thousand cellular phones in use right now, but that number is expected to increase considerably…” Increase it did!

2013 20
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Going Mobile: 1980s and Now

Brad Cleveland Blog

Here’s a snapshot of where we are in 2013 (sources: Canalys, eMarketer, Nielson, Pingdom, comScore, IEEE, Cisco): 6.8 billion mobile phone subscribers worldwide 13.4 “There are only a few thousand cellular phones in use right now, but that number is expected to increase considerably…” Increase it did!

2013 20