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As the budget talks in Washington DC drag on, it seems appropriate to ask how different things would be if the federal government used a Telecom Expense Management (TEM) program.
Committee believes that Congress needs to pass legislation to protect customers from unauthorized third-party charges on their phone bills.
France Telecom’s Orange unit currently allows iPad owners in Austria to share one allotment of data with a smartphone.
Recently, the FCC proposed a total of $11.7 million in penalties against four companies that appear to have unlawfully billed tens of thousands for unauthorized charges.
Recently, Telesoft identified more than 600 devices for a Fortune 500 manufacturing organization using Mobility Polling, or the process of sending a number of text messages to validate inventory.
The age old adage of “you can’t manage what you can’t measure” most certainly applies in Telecom Expense Management.
The new use of mobile technology provides a unique opportunity for organizations to change how they interact with customers.
Until employees understand the risks or there is better protection, organizations must take data security more seriously.
Many firms are surprised to see their telecom expenses are rising, despite declining rates for telecom services. How is this possible?
Training is needed to educate the users on how to most effectively use the software to maximize their TEM program’s returns
