Telecom Audit News & Resources

Businesses don’t necessarily have to make an immediate migration to SIP trunking right away;they can continue to use all or parts of their traditional PBX,VOIP and traditional voice services along with SIP trunking.

“Prospective clients fax, email or mail us some sample telephone bills and we quickly give them a very good idea of the amount of savings they could receive from a full telecommunication audit. Most companies we check phone and data bills for see a 30 to 50 percent savings on their telecom expense right off the bat.”

SIP is a very simple IP access based technology which allows companies to use VOIP technology and carrier equipment for cheaper IP telephone calls. 

“The state is paying hundreds of thousands of dollars every month for phone lines that are not even being used,” said state comptroller Matthew Boxer. “Examples of government waste don’t get much clearer than that.”

Telecom cost savings secret: Program a free directory assistance provider into your speed dials to save money on directory assistance.

We recently helped a company save over $18,000 each month by merely implementing a cell phone policy which enabled them to establish cost control over their wireless network.

Savvy Wireless telecom audit companies and their clients expect to reap huge savings because a new tiered usage plan that will enable them to more accurately match users with the most cost efficient data usage and thus significantly lower costs by millions of dollars each month.

Historically, nothing has changed in that U.S. businesses continually throw good telecommunications money down the toilet. Good managers, courageous managers, and qualified managers know that it’s never too late to implement telecom cost savings techniques and gain business cost efficiencies. I’m not asking you to be a hero, I’m simply asking you to do your job.

now that I am a professional telecommunications auditor serving many other companies, I still don’t really feel comfortable with the word “audit!” My clients, peers and most I.T. employees I talk to don’t, either.

The survey found that 65% of enterprises do not have an accurate inventory for service usage data.