Following on from my exclusive interview without Arun Sarin, I’ve had quite a few requests from readers with more questions for him.
Quite a lot of the questions sent in are not really the sort of thing I want to be asking a person of his stature. However there are a few good ones that deserve to be answered! Obviously Arun himself is ‘not able’ (Vodafone’s words) to answer the questions. The reply will be authored by myself — I will try to do my best to get the jargon right and give as best an approximation of an answer as I can do.
Thus, I am delighted to launch the Ask Arun column, brought to you exclusively by SMS Text News. All reasonable questions will be 100% guaranteed not to be answered by Arun Sarin.
So, if you’ve been troubled with a particular element of the Vodafone Group’s strategy, if you’re phone isn’t working, or if you’d just like to know one or two details about the columnist himself, unburden yourself: Send your questions to askarun@smstextnews.com. You’ll feel much better for it.
Obviously, it goes without saying that as Vodafone are ‘not able’ to get invovled, the Ask Arun column is 101% unaffiliated with Vodafone. Since they are ‘not able’ to, someone has to speculate on answers to these pressing issues.