Three Ireland today launched the second edition of The Three Connected Ireland Report – a quarterly research report that examines the ways in which mobile technology is changing how we interact with each other, businesses and government, and how the Irish public wants mobile services to develop in the future.
Conducted by Amárach Research among 1,000 smartphone users throughout the Republic of Ireland, respondents were asked for their opinions in three key areas: The Connected Business, The Connected Citizen and The Connected Life.
Among the key findings are:
The Connected Business
The Connected Citizen:
The Connected Life
Commenting on the results, Robert Finnegan, CEO, Three Ireland said: “As Ireland’s leading mobile data network, we are investing heavily to ensure we remain at the forefront of Ireland’s digital evolution. As we modernise our network across the country, we can see the benefit of this enhanced connectivity to our customers in their everyday lives as consumers, workers or citizens.
“In 2017 we were the only operator to secure uniform national 5G spectrum across Ireland and not prioritise urban areas which will ensure that all our customers can reap the benefits of increased connectivity in the years to come. The Three Connected Ireland report will assist us to develop the services our customers want and to help their life mean more through connectivity.”
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