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Carrier Scorecard: US Enterprise Market Wireline Voice and Data Providers (1,000+ Employees)

Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: In-Stat
Published: November 2007
Product Code: R97-3007
Description
In-Stat's January 2007 Business Network Telecom Trends Survey questioned over 300 decision-makers from US enterprise firms with 1,000+ employees about their perceptions of seven positive attributes or capabilities that the major telecom providers do or do not possess.

The seven statements regarding the four major telecom providers' (AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and Qwest) capabilities were as follows:
  • Provider is financially stable.
  • Provider shows strong support and customer care.
  • Provider has high quality products and services.
  • Provider has a strong international networking capability.
  • Provider has a secure network.
  • Provider has products and services to meet future needs.
  • Provider is an innovator.
AT&T and Verizon received either the highest or second-highest response rates for all of the positive capabilities included in the survey. As a result, the two companies have set themselves apart as the class of the telecom providers to the enterprise market. Enterprise decision-makers' perceptions of Sprint's and Qwest's capabilities were consistently lower. In Qwest's case especially, perceptions of this company were often significantly lower than perceptions of AT&T's and Verizon's capabilities in this crucial market.
Table of Contents
AT&T and Verizon Perceived as the Top Enterprise Carriers

The Best-Known Carriers Get the Highest Marks

Verizon Was the Most Financially Stable Provider

Providers Get Relatively Low Customer Care Response Rates

Verizon and AT&T Lead With Quality Products and Services

Respondents View AT&T as the Strongest International Provider

AT&T and Verizon Perceived as Having Secure Networks

AT&T and Verizon Most Likely to Have Enterprise Products and Services for the Future

Verizon Most Likely to be Perceived as an Innovator

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Methodology

List of Tables

Table 1. Summary Table of Enterprise Respondents’ Perceptions of Carriers’ Capabilities

Table 2. All Enterprise Sizes More Familiar with AT&T’s Products and Services

Table 3. 10K+-Employee Firms Find AT&T the Most Financially Stable

Table 4. Enterprise Customer Care Slides as Size of Firm Grows

Table 5. Verizon and AT&T Tops in Quality Products and Services

Table 6. AT&T’s International Leadership Evident in all Enterprise Firm Sizes

Table 7. Two-Thirds of Enterprises Perceive AT&T’s and Verizon’s Networks as Secure

Table 8. Roughly Only 60% Perceive Verizon and AT&T as Providers for Future Needs

Table 9. 10K+-Employee Firms Less Likely to View Providers as Innovators

List of Figures

Figure 1. Percentage of Respondents Familiar with Provider’s Products or Services

Figure 2. Enterprise Respondents Find Verizon the Most Financially Stable Provider

Figure 3. Customer Care is an Issue at the Enterprise Level

Figure 4. Verizon and AT&T Lead With Quality Products and Services

Figure 5. AT&T Has Significant Lead in International Capabilities

Figure 6. AT&T and Verizon Lead in Security of Network

Figure 7. Verizon and AT&T Most Likely Providers of Future Products and Services

Figure 8. Verizon Most Likely to be Perceived as an Innovator
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