Comments on: Is time right for Telecom Expense Management and SaaS? http://www.telecomexpensemanagementblog.com/news/is-time-right-for-telecom-expense-management-and-saas Thu, 02 Sep 2010 05:16:33 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: ANDY http://www.telecomexpensemanagementblog.com/news/is-time-right-for-telecom-expense-management-and-saas/comment-page-1#comment-69 ANDY Fri, 06 Nov 2009 04:06:53 +0000 http://www.ez-net.biz/?p=90#comment-69 Great Idea...Qudex launched a subscription based SaaS for Telecom Expense Magt that is tied into US carriers. It also has a complete Agent tool that includes commission management. The Agent management piece is multi-tiered for several agents within the same commission line. Qudex.com Great Idea…Qudex launched a subscription based SaaS for Telecom Expense Magt that is tied into US carriers. It also has a complete Agent tool that includes commission management. The Agent management piece is multi-tiered for several agents within the same commission line. Qudex.com

]]> By: Paul Aaron http://www.telecomexpensemanagementblog.com/news/is-time-right-for-telecom-expense-management-and-saas/comment-page-1#comment-44 Paul Aaron Mon, 13 Jul 2009 22:08:52 +0000 http://www.ez-net.biz/?p=90#comment-44 Hello I enjoyed your article and feel that the TEM industry will change in this direction in a very big way. In your benefits of an SaaS solution you mentioned that it had all the benefits of a managed service. In the comment below, the gentleman mentioned that they have a Managed SaaS model. Can you explain how SaaS differs from Managed Solutions? Thank you Hello
I enjoyed your article and feel that the TEM industry will change in this direction in a very big way. In your benefits of an SaaS solution you mentioned that it had all the benefits of a managed service. In the comment below, the gentleman mentioned that they have a Managed SaaS model. Can you explain how SaaS differs from Managed Solutions?

Thank you

]]> By: Visicom http://www.telecomexpensemanagementblog.com/news/is-time-right-for-telecom-expense-management-and-saas/comment-page-1#comment-34 Visicom Mon, 16 Feb 2009 21:02:47 +0000 http://www.ez-net.biz/?p=90#comment-34 Not to mention that when you have a guarantee of cost savings, a deadline of when savings will be realized, and a provider working off contingency - you can see real hard dollar and operational savings almost immediately. Bridget Thomas Visicom Madison, WI Not to mention that when you have a guarantee of cost savings, a deadline of when savings will be realized, and a provider working off contingency – you can see real hard dollar and operational savings almost immediately.

Bridget Thomas
Visicom
Madison, WI

]]> By: Adrian McClenaghan http://www.telecomexpensemanagementblog.com/news/is-time-right-for-telecom-expense-management-and-saas/comment-page-1#comment-7 Adrian McClenaghan Mon, 01 Dec 2008 18:30:13 +0000 http://www.ez-net.biz/?p=90#comment-7 Hi, I read your article with interest. We as a company are already providing assistance to TEM providers in Europe and the US, and we provide it all on a Managed Service SaaS model. We have certainly seen a huge growth in the service in the past 2 years as more and more Enterprise businesses realise that a cost per head is a better model than large CAPEX expenditure. I would be interested to know what you opinion is on our offering, and whether you think there may be any mileage in having a discussion about how we can assist your clients to reduce their expenditure, even look at capacity planning across an IP network. Charging model is based on a $0.00XX per CDR record collected, meaning it is an easy cost to swallow as a service charge. Multiple carrier tariffs can be compared and multiple charging routes and paths created, even charging back calls based on account codes/cost centres, for Lawyers or similar. Check me out on LinkedIn and I will happily answer any questions or send you further information if you think it would be a fruitful conversation. Kind Regards Adrian McClenaghan PS. We have an office in NJ for our US operations. Hi,

I read your article with interest. We as a company are already providing assistance to TEM providers in Europe and the US, and we provide it all on a Managed Service SaaS model. We have certainly seen a huge growth in the service in the past 2 years as more and more Enterprise businesses realise that a cost per head is a better model than large CAPEX expenditure.

I would be interested to know what you opinion is on our offering, and whether you think there may be any mileage in having a discussion about how we can assist your clients to reduce their expenditure, even look at capacity planning across an IP network.

Charging model is based on a $0.00XX per CDR record collected, meaning it is an easy cost to swallow as a service charge. Multiple carrier tariffs can be compared and multiple charging routes and paths created, even charging back calls based on account codes/cost centres, for Lawyers or similar.

Check me out on LinkedIn and I will happily answer any questions or send you further information if you think it would be a fruitful conversation.

Kind Regards

Adrian McClenaghan

PS. We have an office in NJ for our US operations.

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