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Did You Know? What's the biggest mistake companies make when seeking advice? ..that most companies you ask for advice have vested interests. Essentially a telecommunications consultant does the same work a good technical consultant with a carrier does, except that they are not bound to offer you just the plans from the one carrier. Clients need information from independent organisations that do not have an incentive to paint their own picture both positive and negative, on the state of the infrastructure they either manage or utilise |
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 Frequently Asked Questions
Need a cost reduction in your telecoms spend but don't know where to start? For most organisations, telecommunications is a vital tool for the effective operation of the business and represents a significant annual expenditure. It is therefore extremely important that this expensive resource is operating at its maximum efficiency whilst ensuring that all possible cost reductions are made.
Are your Telecoms systems operating effectively? How do you know whether or not your own telecommunications systems are operating to maximum efficiency and in a cost effective manner? In order to answer this question you need to undertake an infrastructure audit of you telecommunication services. This Telecoms audit will tell you how well these systems are performing and whether or not there is scope for improvement and cost savings.
What was ComsWeb's greatest accomplishment in the "telecommunication bill audits" business? ..saving over $600,000 dollars PER YEAR for a major financial institution. The audit took about 30 days to complete and several moths to reconcile consolidate and restructure the services.
What will I get from a Telecommunications Audit? Audits determine your overall network design as well as the actual configurations. We then compare for best practices and report our findings to you. Additionally, we can outline an approach or recommendations for resolving any issues found during the audit. Our clients are provided with deliverables on the specific audit items and the outcomes of each audit.
What happens after the audit? ComsWeb can assess the suitability of your current telecommunications environment - applications and infrastructure - for opportunities to retire/migrate legacy applications, streamline processes, and more effectively map Telecommunication initiatives to corporate objectives. We can clearly document action points and milestones for implementation by our clients or by contracted resources.
I don't understand the technical jargon... Audits typically lead to a readiness assessment with a "score-card" approach to reviewing your infrastructure for readiness of implementation of various technologies, including wireless, IP telephony and security. For each area that is assessed a score card is built based on required and best practice criteria for implementation of the technology. These score cards then outline the areas where our clients are ready and not ready for a targeted technology. These assessments can include not only the actual equipment but also the people and process that are involved in implementing specific technologies. ComsWeb readiness assessments help organizations identify where they need to invest in their infrastructure or organization and how to budget and prepare for a new technology. |
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