Over Botikas have now been opened in Madagascar. Under the plan, customers in France can add call time for friends or family who use a prepaid mobile card in either of the two countries by remotely topping up their credit. Anticipating this migration has enabled us to be No.
These new businesses accounted for 9percent of our revenues; and the internationalization of the Group, which has been pursued with determination and careful planning. Capitalising on these achievements and guided by the Orange initiatives we will pursue a strategy that has proven its efficiency while accentuating our approach.
The Group must also take steps to adapt to a deteriorating macroeconomic environment, even if telecoms services are so far demonstrating a good level of resilience. In this context, Orange will build upon the success of the Group's strategy and will apply new action plans in order to achieve an ambitious objective for organic cash flow generation.
The Orange initiatives are focused around three priorities: simplifying the customer experience; enhancing the agility with which the Group carries out its business; and ensuring performance that is durable over time. To help customers address the profusion of technologies and provide accessible services to as many as possible, Group innovation will concentrate on simplicity, ergonomics and design, as well as quality of service both in terms of products and services and the "customer experience".
The initiatives in this field include a particular focus on patents aimed at simplifying product usage, the creation of a dedicated, integrated design and ergonomics team, generalising usage tests, improving call centre procedures, launching customer care and backup products, etc.
Similarly, in light of the technological infrastructure developments fibre optics, HSDPA and eventually LTE expected to occur in the coming years the Group will pursue a deployment strategy taking into account the regulatory environment and the speed of adoption in the market. The Group will continue to pursue new growth opportunities, in particular in the areas of content, online advertising and e-health.
With regard to content, the Group's strategy will continue to be based on differentiating itself from other players in the ecosystem, capitalising for example on its expertise in technology and networks that allow interactivity and personalisation, or its ability to deploy multi-screen services across TV, PCs and mobiles.
Orange 's financial ambition is to maintain annual organic cashflow over the period at a level equivalent to that achieved in 8 billion euros , based on current macroeconomic forecasts before any acquisition of spectrum. This assumes that investment will remain steady at 12percent to 13percent of revenues. This will facilitate the Group in achieving its Orange financial ambition by balancing the negative factors impacting margins linked in particular to the economic, the competitive or the regulatory environments.
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Also Read Quel vin servir avec une poule au riz? Share this: Twitter Facebook. Why is Impossible Burger bad? However, Orange is not disappearing entirely. The identity which Snook and his team created remains potent, so much so that France Telecom, the former state-owned network, decided to rebrand. As of last year the entire business, from fixed line to mobile, in France and abroad, is now called Orange. But the merger in of the UK operations of Orange and T-Mobile, which is owned by Deutsche Telekom, created the conditions that could now lead to the name disappearing from the UK.
When the time came to invest billions in a brand new 4G network, there was a branding dilemma. T-Mobile's success was largely based on presenting itself as a budget brand, whereas Orange was seen as a hallmark of quality for which subscribers were prepared to pay more.
But Deutsche didn't want to cede value to its French partner.
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