You have already decided on your own mobile network brand as a virtual network operator (MVNO), while a key question has arisen: who will take care of subscribers’ service after the project is implemented? Instead of setting up your own structures, you can rely on our Shared Service Center (SSC) – a place that will comprehensively take care of servicing your subscribers.

The new Electronic Communications Law replaces the previous provisions of the Telecommunications Law, introducing changes that are important for both operators and subscribers. The Act harmonizes Polish law with EU regulations, and some changes are already in force. We write about what is changing in our latest entry.

In 2023, 143 operators offered mobile telecommunications services in Poland – are you surprised? The 4 largest ones, accounting for 96.7% of the market, were: Play (30.1%), Orange (26.6%), Plus (20.3%) and T-Mobile (19.7%). The remaining 139 operators had to share a market share of 3.3% (and none of them exceeded 1%), or 1.7 million SIM cards.

In the world of telecommunications, the term MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) is becoming increasingly popular, reaching a share of 40% in some countries. But what exactly does this acronym stand for and what exactly is MVNO? If you are not an expert in this field, this explanation is for you!

MVNO Market in Poland As we mentioned in the previous post, the MVNO market in Poland is not very saturated and clearly lags behind other European countries. Despite the lack of formal barriers, launching your own mobile virtual network operator