A mobile virtual network operator is a GSM phenomenon in which operators do not own licensed spectrum, but lease it from mobile network providers and resell it to consumers using software. Increasing penetration of mobile network subscribers across the globe is driving the growth of the market for virtual mobile network operators. They work in different ways, such as as a full MVNO, a reseller, a service operator, and so on. Mobile virtual network operators focus on certain parts of the market and make plans that fit those parts. Compared to mobile network operators (MNOs), they offer lower prices and more benefits because they don't need a large staff or a lot of money to build and run networks.
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