Telecom is a large industry. The word “telecommunications” technically refers to any device that communicates wirelessly, which means computers, mobile devices and a breadth of other technology all fall under the same category. We find that most billing errors, however, occur with your company’s telephone services. With different contracts to compare, mystery “service fees,” and unreadable monthly bills it’s no wonder nearly 40 percent of phone bills are mischarged! Here’s what you need to know to get lower phone bills for your company – now: Continue reading
Your organization may be the unwitting victim of two common forms of telecommunications fraud – slamming and cramming. Slamming occurs when your telephone or Internet service is switched to another provider without your consent. Cramming occurs when your telecom bills contain unauthorized charges and services. If left unchecked, these illegal practices can cost thousands of dollars in extra fees. To make sure your bills are free of these unlawful charges, consider a telecommunications audit from Telanalysis. During our comprehensive phone bill audits and IT bill audits, we review your bills and contracts for any discrepancies. Our telecom audits can help uncover fraudulent charges, as well as billing errors and other ways to save money on your company’s telecom bills. 
Many organizations utilize telecommunications expense management software (TEMS) to help control telecom expenses. Though TEMS is a great tool for catching some billing errors, it may not be the magic formula your organization needs for its telecommunications management. That’s where telecom consulting firm Telanalysis can help. Through our comprehensive telecom audits, our telecom billing consultants review and analyze telecom billing and contracts to uncover discrepancies, as well as make expert recommendations for lowering telecom costs. Here are a few reasons why TEMS may not be the best fit for your business. 
Mobile phone users notice applications, photos, videos, and other items eat into their mobile storage much more quickly than ever anticipated, especially with heavy mobile phone use. For businesses, this means employees have a more difficult time working remotely on their phones and must rely more heavily on laptops, tablets or other devices that may be less convenient. This quick guide from Telanalysis will help both you and your employees clear mobile storage to make space for helpful applications that help with productivity. 
With each passing year scammers get smarter and develop new ideas. Luckily, protections against these scams also improve. More people are aware of telecom scams, which means we are better equipped to combat them in the New Year. Here’s what to watch out for in 2016: 
It was reported earlier this year that the FCC and CFPB ordered both Verizon Wireless and Sprint Corporation to pay -
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