A hospital network identifies a significant mobility opportunity
A mobility assessment identified potential annual savings and supported a simpler procurement process for a New York hospital network.
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Centralized inventory and a coordinated bill-payment process helped a retailer manage services across a distributed store network.
A furniture retailer managed more than 1,000 US locations from a central IT organization without local IT staff in its stores.
More than 30 carriers and hundreds of monthly invoices made the environment difficult to manage. Payment tracking gaps led to late charges, while an incomplete inventory limited the ability to compare carrier options.
The engagement focused on building a location-level inventory, mapping telecom assets to carrier invoices, and creating a more consistent invoice-processing and payment workflow.
The published case describes improved visibility and payment administration. It does not quantify financial savings.
A service inventory tied to locations and invoices provides the foundation for managing a distributed telecom environment and evaluating future carrier decisions.
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A mobility assessment identified potential annual savings and supported a simpler procurement process for a New York hospital network.
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