You're spending every month thousands of dollars you can recoup

According to the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association, the number of cellular phones in Canada has gone up by almost 50% since 2000 and will exceed 13 million by the end of 2003. Much could probably be said of your corporate wireless expenses. What can you do to stem the tide and hold the line on costs while maintaining service and efficiency levels and ensuring the mobility of your employees?

Is pooling the right solution for your company?

Your mobile telecom operator and service provider probably has a pooling plan all lined up for you. Perhaps, you have already accepted this offer, egged on by huge promises in savings. But is this plan really a viable solution for your company? Before buying into a pooling plan, it is necessary to understand its impact on your business and how the expected benefits will be achieved. The purpose of this article is to throw light on pooling plans so as to enable you to make an informed choice.

Expense accounts are no longer an accounting loophole for your cellular telephone charges!

Expense accounts constitute to date the most widespread method of recording cellular phone-related charges. This practice, though not bad per se, stands in the way of an efficient cost management and reduction system. How many businesses can muster in-house the resources required to check whether calls are legitimate, ensure that there are no billing errors and optimize plans or services offered by telecom operators? To successfully tackle the problem of reducing wireless expenses, business must adopt a proactive and more aggressive strategy.