Telecom expense management now includes mobile spend. Mobility costs remain one of the most unpredictable costs organizations struggle to effectively manage.
Managing the complexities of your mobile spend is a full-time job. In a world of multiple carriers, and rapidly changing devices and platforms, Vox Mobile has the systems and expertise to proactively manage your mobility spend.
Our Spend Management services go beyond the typical Telecom Expense Management (TEM) software solution. We provide complete spend visibility and analysis, make continuous optimization recommendations, and implement the needed changes. You’ll see measurable savings and understand how to plan for what’s ahead. Now that’s predictable.
Going beyond the typical Telecom Expense Management solutions, our experience, our people and the analysis of your expenditures, usage trends and carrier contracts allows us to deliver outcomes - versus the traditional TEM approach of presenting you with data that you still have to decipher.
Valuable mobility content, events and news.
If you’re reading this blog, then you must be at least a little curious about what mobility can mean for your business, so let’s help you understand how Managed Mobility Services (MMS) can enhance your business opportunities — not only to survive, but thrive.
Why outsource mobility management? There are many answers to offer, some that you’ve heard ad nauseam (“it’s cheaper”, “we’re the experts”, or “mobility is not what you’re best at doing”) and others you may not have considered (“separating yourself from other companies”, “having a mobility subject matter expert at your beck and call”, and “affords you the ability to implement new technology quickly”).
IT outsourcing goes through phases like fashion. Some will swear by outsourcing, while others remain certain that insourcing is the only way to go, but the prevailing winds shift year by year. For most of IT services, of course, a learned, experienced professional knows that the answer to the outsourcing question tends to be “it depends.” The context of the current moment and the focus of the organization will change over time and will make one or the other more advisable.
