How much are you overspending in Telecom Services?

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 Some things to consider about the telecom industry....

  • Over 50% of large enterprises don't accurately know how much they spend with respect to their telecom services.
  • Most organizations are overpaying 10% or more for their telephone services; 20% or more for wireless services.
  • On average, more than 7% of telecom service expenses are in error. 
  • Wireless Cell phone providers will not help you optimize your spend to your best benefit...you can negotiate the best carrier discounts, but knowing how to optimize within a carrier is not in their best interests.
  • Companies are starting to realize the value of outsourced telecom experts that find ways to reduce costs with ZERO ROI, to help their staff get more accountability and knowledge when dealing with carriers.

How NWC Can Help You. . .

  • NWC provides unlimited telecom service provider options through one source vs. you negotiating individually with carrier salespeople
  • NWC's over 50 years of combined expertise in the telecom industry moves to your side of the negotiating and managing table 
    • Our experience allows us to know what questions to ask, and what things to look for that you may not
    • We know rate plans, billing practices and how carriers compare
    • We enhance the management and control of your telecom expenses and may be able to offset some of your internal costs
    • We're carrier-neutral; our ability to assist you locate the best carrier's with no manipulation or games, you'll find refreshing

 

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NWC's consultative interviews help us source on your behalf the myriad of local, long distance, data/internet providers.  This allows you to get the facts you need to make a well-informed decision - without the exhaustive investigation and negotiation upfront

NWC can perform cost/billing reviews and audits as an extension of your staff - allowing them to remain on mission critical tasks and support - and hold the carriers accountable for what was sold

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