Vodafone to launch mobile services for US customers

News Wireless United States 12 DEC 2014
Vodafone to launch mobile services for US customers

Vodafone Americans has announced plans to introduce mobile services for Vodafone's more than 400 multinational (MNC) customers based in the US and a further 500 Vodafone MNC customers based outside the country but with a strong US presence. 

The addition of wireless services for Vodafone's US MNC customers complements Vodafone' existing portfolio of US and international fixed, mobile and machine-to-machine (M2M) products and services. Vodafone will also roll out its Vodafone OneNet global converged communications proposition across its US MNC customer base. 

US services will be offered under a mobile virtual network operator agreement on the T-Mobile network. Service launch is scheduled for late fall 2015.

Categories:

Mobile

Companies:

T-Mobile,  Vodafone

Countries:

United States

Tags:

Data services, Launch, Wireless, Wholesale, Enterprise

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