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THE WORLD’S LEADING COMPANY IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS INTEGRATION, SEMICONDUCTORS, AND OPTICAL MODULES

On July 28, 2022, T‑Mobile released their new flagship 5G mobile phones: REVVL 6 and REVVL 6 Pro which were developed and manufactured by Wingtech Technology. In addition to launching in the U.S. and collaborating with DT, the T Phone and T Phone Pro was also launched in 10 European countries. This joint collaboration between T Mobile and Wingtech Technology offers T Mobile and DT customers outstanding smartphones at a more affordable price point.

Contact us products, because it's not just about the device anymore – it's about the entire experience. So, we're thinking about all those experiences and understanding how we can better present those to consumers on our website or in our retail locations.”

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One of the key aims that T-Mobile is prioritising is continually improving the online experience for its customers.

“A lot of customers are used to buying online, particularly post-pandemic. When they make a purchase, online customers want transparency on when a product is going to be delivered,” Caballero-Vieyra says. “This is about modernising the system so that we can ensure customers have full transparency and certainty around when they’ll receive their order.”

To this end, T-Mobile’s partners are proving instrumental in enabling digital transformation and improving overall customer experience.

“We're working with multiple partners. Starting with our logistics and transportation partners, we are working to implement robust systems to ensure we can fulfil products as quickly and transparently as possible.

“We're also working on developments that will enhance everything about the postpurchase notification process, making sure we can inform customers when to expect the product.”

Caballero-Vieyra explains how, within the next couple of years, T-Mobile is anticipating a shift towards an omnichannel purchasing approach. “Of course, while everybody started buying online during the pandemic, our customers want to see, feel, and touch these devices or accessories, and talk to a person about their best plan options.

“But I think digital channels will continue to grow, and customers will increasingly interact with us online and through our app,” Caballero-Vieyra predicts.

Caballero-Vieyra states that, “from a supply chain perspective”, T-Mobile then needs to “ensure that our online and app experiences are second to none.”

“For example, when a customer places an order, we fulfil that order reliably, the product gets delivered reliably and on time. And, through the entire process of buying to receiving, customers know where that product is, ensuring transparency end-to-end.”

Continued innovation is, for CaballeroVieyra, a core part of retaining T-Mobile’s industry leadership: “The companies that find and spend the resources to invest in new ways of creating value for consumers are typically the companies that end up winning. Prioritising innovation today is the key to unlocking tomorrow’s growth, so we can’t lose sight of that.”

“It’s not about being just another player in the industry. Typically, the ones that you're going to see flourishing are those partners who are bringing a new perspective, a new experience, something new consumers need (even though they sometimes didn't expect it).”

As firm proponents of industry disruption, we couldn’t agree with that sentiment more.

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