S/B/204. Corporate Environment: takeover of Telefonica by O2

The paper reports on O2, a UK mobile communications company's takeover of Spain-based Telefonica. Stakeholders' and managers' interests in the takeover are identified; PESTLE analysis of the external factors around the takeover is conducted; the drivers of change are outlined.

E/B/308. Report on O2 mobile service provider

The paper reports on O2, a UK mobile service provider, presenting the company's profile, and analyzing their position in the mobile communication industry, outlining their strategy of development, and conducting SWOT and Porter's five forces analysis. Recommendations are suggested about how to boost O2's profitability.

C/B/484. SWOT Analysis of O2

This paper presents overview of O2 and SWOT Analysis which analyses strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of O2.

S/B/133. Investigation into key strategic issues facing the O2 Company

This research essay will focus on the mobile telecommunications company O2. The paper will look to analyse the company’s internal and external environment from a strategic point of view. First an overview of the industry and company will be given, followed by strategic analysis and recommendations. The paper will look to identify what are the key strategic issues facing O2 today. The paper includes Industry Market Share, Company overview, STEP Analysis, SWOT Analysis, Porters 5 Forces Analysis, Strategy Clock, and Conclusion and recommendations

P/F/460. Financial overview of O2

The paper reports on O2, a mobile operator in the UK, offering an overview of their financial performance, activity ratios, leverage, dividends, etc. The company’s future forecast is given suggesting recommendations to investors.

C/L/91. Standard Terms for Hotel Chocolat, O2 and Embossed Internet: An Analysis

Not every contract is bilateral, i.e. negotiated between the two parties. Often, contracts are drafted beforehand by one party with the intention that it should applied to all business transactions. These are known as standard terms. The aim of this paper is to analyse three sets of standard terms, from three different types of companies: a food company (Hotel Chocolat), a mobile phone operator (O2) and an IT company (Embossed Internet). It will identify the following types of terms from the set: complaints procedure, cancellation clause, limitation clause, prevailing law clause, force major clause and arbitration clause. It will also determine the extent to which the Unfair Terms Act 1977 and Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 apply to the individual sets of standard terms. Finally, there is a scenario outlining how a contract could come into existence, a dispute between the parties and how the terms of the contract would be relevant in resolving that dispute.

E/F/21. O2: report on financial performance

The paper reports on the financial performance of O2 Group, a mobile communications services provider, presenting their market and financial overview and analyzing their ratios, competitors, risks, dividend policy, gearing and shareholders wealth, debt, disposals, joint ventures, sources of capital, etc. The financial highlights of 2005 are made.

C/B/188. PESTLE and Porters 5 forces analyses of UK Mobile Phone Industry

This report provides a comprehensive environmental analysis of the UK mobile phone industry, including a PESTLE analysis of the industry environment and an assessment of the prevalent competitive forces using Porters 5 forces analysis. PESTLE analysis provides a systematic method of analysing the key influences present in the industry environment for mobile phones. The analysis shows that an area of future concern is the unknown health implications of long term exposure to radiation from handsets and transmitter base stations. The Five Forces analysis shows the high degree of competitive rivalry in the mature market for mobile phones, with high competition based on price and the retention of existing customers.

C/B/183. A PESTLE and Porters Five Forces analysis of the UK Mobile Phone Industry and SWOT analyses of Vodafone, T-mobile, Orange and O2

This report provides a comprehensive environmental analysis of the UK mobile phone industry, including a PESTLE analysis of the industry environment, an assessment of the prevalent competitive forces using Porters 5 forces analysis, and an individual SWOT analysis for each of the major network operators in the UK, Vodafone, T-mobile, Orange and O2. PESTLE analysis provides a systematic method of analysing the key influences present in the industry environment for mobile phones. The analysis shows that an area of future concern is the unknown health implications of long term exposure to radiation from handsets and transmitter base stations. The Five Forces analysis shows the high degree of competitive rivalry in the mature market for mobile phones, with high competition based on price and the retention of existing customers. The SWOT analyses summarise the internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats for Vodafone, T-mobile, Orange and O2 that are most likely to impact on their strategies.

C/B/187. SWOT, PESTLE and Porters 5 forces analysis of O2

This paper provides comprehensive SWOT, PESTLE and Porters 5 forces analysis of O2 UK and International mobile phone operator.

P/E/169. O2: Pricing Policy

The paper analyses the different mobile phone tariffs offered by the mobile phone Company O2

E/F/11. Analysis O2 (UK) financial performance

The objective of this assignment is recognised stock exchange and analyse O2 UK performance and the financial point of view. In this assignment, it will practice to use ratio analysis that introduced on the textbook to try to analysis whether O2's business is profitable, could be paying its share of tax or using its assets efficiently, if company has a gearing problem. Furthermore, using these quantified cost drivers to find the problems that O2 have got in its financial management, also suggestions will be given at the end.