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A conjoint model of enhanced voice mail services. Implications for new service development and forecasting

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  • Batt, Carl E
  • Katz, James E

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Despite its absence in the literature, conjoint modeling can be a powerful tool for telecom policy and business decisions. Using this technique, we examined the US opportunity for a large number of network-based messaging services. Our model has successfully forecast US voice mail penetration and pricing levels from 1993 to present. The results demonstrate that, when properly applied, conjoint analysis yields: (1) accurate identification of consumer priorities and price sensitivities; (2) underlying benefits-based market segmentation; and (3) realistic, efficient demand forecasts for multiple market scenarios.

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  • Batt, Carl E & Katz, James E, 1997. "A conjoint model of enhanced voice mail services. Implications for new service development and forecasting," Telecommunications Policy, Elsevier, vol. 21(8), pages 743-760, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:telpol:v:21:y:1997:i:8:p:743-760
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