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Each month, TEMIA features case studies that highlight best practices and address solutions to enterprises' real-world problems.
Westlake Village, CA (PRWEB) February 05, 2014
Avotus Corporation, a leading provider of Intelligent Communications Management (ICM) solutions, is featured in a case study from The Telecom Expense Management Industry Association (TEMIA) in which a customer’s communication network savings increased by 37 percent. TEMIA represents leading solutions providers in Telecommunications Management, Telecom Expense Management (TEM), Wireless Expense Management (WEM), Mobile Device Management (MDM), Managed Mobility Services (MMS), Mobile Application Management (MAM), Mobile Security, service management; help desk support and related areas.
The case study highlights results delivered by the Avotus ICM Intelli-Sourcing platform for a leading California-based engineering firm. The client profiled in the case study chose Avotus to develop and conduct an electronic RFP, via its award-winning Intelli-Sourcing platform, for the procurement of its wireless voice and data services.
“The success of this partnership conveys exactly the kind of important information that TEMIA works to promote to the industry,” explains TEMIA Managing Director Joe Basili. “Each month TEMIA features case studies that highlight best practices and address solutions to enterprises' real-world problems.” The work Avotus did with this client offers a look at the way network savings and quality of service can drastically improve, enabling a company to optimize on its technology investments.
The customer needed a compelling solution, which would enhance leverage and create a dynamic bidding environment. Additionally, the client required that the solution also help negotiate the contractual terms and service level agreement in real time. Avotus’ Intelli-Sourcing platform had the capabilities for simultaneously evaluating both price and quality terms.
“Prior to the WebAuction, the customer expressed to us its desire to significantly reduce its current spend and improve its contractual terms with its carriers,” states Avotus Vice President, Head - Global Delivery, James Martino. “Avotus delivered 37% savings, improved service-level agreements, and executed the project in 25% less time than a traditional RFP.”
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About Avotus
Avotus is an award-winning provider of Intelligent Communications Management solutions. Intelli-Sourcing was recognized in the 2013 Gartner Magic Quadrant for eSourcing. Avotus works with enterprises to help them tackle challenges associated with managing their communications assets and services. Avotus serves customers across 41 global destinations, many of which are industry leading Fortune 2000 customers. For more information, please visit http://www.avotus.com. For Avotus news and updates, follow AvotusCorp on Twitter and Avotus Corporation on LinkedIn, Facebook and Google Plus.
Avotus Corporation is a registered trademark, and Avotus Intelligent Communications Management and Avotus WebAuction are trademarks of Avotus Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
For further information:
Avotus Contact:
Divya Singh
divya.singh(at)avotus(dot)com
1-877-AVOTUS-1
About TEMIA
TEMIA's ongoing mission is to raise awareness, to improve the quality and value of solutions and to cultivate shared industry knowledge for Telecommunications Management, Telecom Expense Management, TEM, Wireless Expense Management WEM, and Mobile Device Management MDM solutions. TEMIA seeks to do this through the development and promotion of open industry standards, and industry knowledge among solutions providers, business partners, telecom service providers, and enterprise clients. Further, TEMIA members subscribe to a Code of Ethics, which clearly differentiates their level of commitment to their clients.
For more information about TEMIA, visit http://www.temia.org.