




“Organizations can routinely save more than 10 percent of their annual telecommunication expenses by systematically checking their carrier bills against equipment and services in use. Best practices include implementing telecom expense management packages.”
Gartner, Inc. (www.gartner.com)
“Better Management of Telecom Expenses Yields Significant Savings”
Geoff Johnson, March 15, 2005
Understanding Telecommunications Expense Management
Telecommunications Expense Management (TEM) is achieved by more effectively
managing the expense and inventory associated with your telecommunications
infrastructure – and improving the critical business processes that
manage it – to realize short-term cost recovery and long-term cost prevention
and ensure proper compliance reporting.
Why is this important to me?
Because in your telecommunications spend, not knowing what you’re paying
and what you’re paying for could be costing you.
Telecommunications expense is among the largest enterprise line items for
companies large and small. It is also one of the least managed.
Conventional wisdom suggests a telecommunications audit does the trick. In
fact, it does not, because it is restricted to a past, narrowly defined period
of time and events.
An audit alone cannot evaluate future telecommunications investments to support
business developments such as personnel changes, new locations or future networking
needs.
What can I do?
Today there is a company that can give you unparalleled visibility into your
telecommunications infrastructure and investment so you can make better business
decisions that improve operational efficiency and save money.
The company is BroadSource and the solution is OneSource.
Learn more about BroadSource...
In this section:
Problems Solved: How
BroadSource solves the problems facing you.
Case History: Read about a company
partnering with BroadSource.
“BroadSource has saved BancorpSouth both time and money – two valuable assets for any business. In addition, we now have the capabilities necessary to better mitigate risk and maintain compliance.”
Michael Lindsey
SVP, BancorpSouth
