TEM Edge: The Telesoft Blog

Three Trends that Are Sure to Wreck Your Wireless Budget

Here are three trends that you probably have not considered which will drive further increases in wireless expenses as employees consume more services.

New Developments with U.S. Wireless Service Providers

Organizations should consider adding language to their contracts that allow for early termination, at their discretion, if carrier service is unreliable.

AT&T Price Increases…Bill Auditing Just Became More Complex

AT&T has sent out a letter that states they are raising prices. Did your organization receive one?

What Does Google’s Purchase of Motorola Mean for You?

Although Android has a large share of the smartphone market, many organizations do not support Android devices.

Ignore TEM, Then Ignore Your Bottom Line

Many organizations continue to turn a blind eye to the unnecessary wasteful spending that occurs due to poor or inefficient process in telecom.

Verizon Communications Strike and Telecom Expense Management

The last strike in 2000 lasted for 18 days and it is difficult to predict how long this strike will last. It is important that enterprises prepare themselves accordingly.

TEM Solutions and Telecom Invoices

Those that are able to reduce these complexities in telecom invoicing will realize lower costs across the organization.

Could Telecom Expense Management Practices Balance the Federal Budget?

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.

$2.1 Billion a Year in Unauthorized Telecom Expenses

Committee believes that Congress needs to pass legislation to protect customers from unauthorized third-party charges on their phone bills.

The Conundrum of Estimating Wireless Data Consumption

Now that Verizon has joined AT&T in eliminating its unlimited wireless data plans, it is important to determine how much data various activities consume.