The average organisation with over 100 employees loses £4.9 million annually
due to poor connectivity.

We surveyed 900 C-suite and IT Directors across the UK’s public and private sectors. Here’s what they told us…

96%

of organisations now say that AI influences connectivity strategy.

£63bn

The potential UK productivity boost from improved indoor mobile connectivity.

89%

of organisations experiencing daily disruptions.

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Why download the report?

The Mobile Connectivity ROI Index 2026 reveals the organisational impact of poor indoor mobile connectivity.

Explore how AI is influencing connectivity investment
Build a stronger business case for your investment in 4G/5G
Discover where better indoor 4G/5G can create value for your organisation

A connectivity gap is a competitive gap, and no one wants to be left behind

Strengthen your connectivity. See your organisation grow.

Better indoor mobile connectivity isn’t simply about improving mobile signal. It’s about creating the digital infrastructure organisations need to operate efficiently and embrace what’s next. Reliable indoor 4G/5G connectivity can support day-to-day operations while creating the foundations for AI, automation, real-time applications and wider digital transformation.

Our report surveyed 900 C-suite and IT Directors across the UK’s public and private sectors

All respondents represented organisations with over 100 employees and annual revenues or budgets exceeding £50 million. Industries represented were: commercial real estate (developers and landlords); professional and financial services; healthcare (acute and community care centres); venues, stadiums and arenas; rail stations; higher education; and government and local authorities.

The future has connectivity at its core

Are you ready to discover why investment in reliable indoor mobile coverage is more important for your organisation than ever before? Download The Mobile Connectivity ROI Index 2026 to explore how your peers believe AI, digitalisation and increasing operational demands are reshaping connectivity priorities.

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