Mobile digital experience in the Middle East: consumer survey
"The adoption of self-care apps in the Middle East remains low; operators should therefore ensure that their apps are well-designed and feature-rich."
This report uses consumer survey data to analyse the digital experience of smartphone users in the Middle East. It considers respondents’ use of traditional and digital channels for sales and customer support and provides a detailed analysis of the impact of self-care apps on customer satisfaction.
Topics analysed
- Main channels used by consumers to interact with mobile operators
- Split between traditional and digital channels
- Use of sales and customer service channels, and how this varies by operator and country
- Role of the digitalisation of customer services and its impact on KPIs such as Net Promoter Score (NPS) and intention to churn.
Survey data coverage
The survey was conducted in association with On Device Research between July and August 2022. The survey groups were chosen to be representative of the mobile-internet-using population in the region. We set quotas on age, gender and geographical spread to that effect. There were 750 respondents per country, and 3000 in the region.
Geographical coverage
- Kuwait
- Oman
- Saudi Arabia
- UAE
Downloads
Sample pages (PDF)
Consumer survey
Analysys Mason's annual consumer survey tracks and measures consumers’ changing telecoms and media habits, device ownership, connectivity options and future plans
Related items
Article
The recent Vodafone–Three merger suggests that most Europeans may soon have three MNOs per country
Article
SK Telecom is investing heavily to back its goal of generating USD7 billion in AI revenue by 2030
Article
Mobile pricing strategies: the next target market for eSIMs will be domestic mobile services