The latest fibre operator perception survey shows that South African IT decision-makers trust Openserve the most, while Frogfoot is seen as offering great value for money.
The survey, conducted by Analytico at the beginning of May, attracted 2,095 responses from South African broadband users.
This means this audience is highly influential and gives a good idea about which companies are positioned for growth. As Frogfoot is much smaller than Openserve and Vumatel, the results show that it has an effective marketing strategy to communicate its value to consumers. However, in August 2023, the Competition Commission recommended that the Competition Tribunal prohibit the proposed transaction.
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