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Telecom Expense Management Tool
Companies may pay too much for telecommunications contracts due to the complexity associated with billing and verification, as well as the sheer number of smartphones and other connected devices the average company has to manage. With the large volume of data that accompanies each device, the jobs of telecom analysts have become increasingly daunting.
Using telecom expense management (TEM) software helps you analyze your expense data more easily via inventory transparency and reporting. This type of tool, whether on-premise or web-based, lets administrators and users review usage quickly and improve their relationship with suppliers.
For the past decade, innovative technology has changed every industry. Telecom expense management was once one of the most tedious tasks, but also an important one. As of 2010, many organizations checked their telecom bills via paper copies. Spreadsheets provided some relief but still offered a clumsy solution to a sometimes massive task.
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Most recently, our developers have been working long hours to add the latest addition to Clearview. After much deliberation, planning, and testing, we are excited to announce the newest release of our TEM software, a new task management tool.
Need help convincing your executive team that TEM is worth while? It should be as simple as stating - "With TEM, we will actually be saving money, not spending it."
Up until recently, large TEM vendors provided services only to companies over a certain telecom spend. Where this differentiated them competitively with the ability to manage many enterprise clients simultaneously, medium-sized businesses were turned away and smaller businesses were completely ignored.
