It’s National Eye Exam Month – Can You See Your Expenses Clearly?

There’s a lot of blurry vision in the USA. According to the non-profit Vision Council, there are 194 million American adults who use eyeglasses or contact lenses. Not being able to see properly hurts worker productivity, student achievement, causes headaches, and makes watching your favorite Netflix series a lot less fun. If you have not […]
Churn, Convergence, 5G: Takeaways from Deloitte’s 2021 Report on the US Telecommunications Industry

If you are looking for a 50,000-foot view of the major changes occurring in the US telecom, media, and entertainment industries, you could do a lot worse than to read the most recent report out from Deloitte consulting. It highlights big trends impacting consumers and enterprises, and their implications for service providers and network managers. […]
New McKinsey & Co. Study Has Important Lessons for Telecom Cost Management

A new study by consulting firm McKinsey & Co. is out and it offers an intriguing look at an important issue for anyone who wants to manage telecom and technology expenses. The main takeaway of the study can be summed up by one of its headlines: “Data may be abundant, but managing data isn’t cheap”. […]
Focus on Your Expenses During National Photography Month

Say “Cheese!” May is National Photography Month. Whether you do selfies, or Instagram, or take travel and family photos, this is a good time to expand your skills or to experiment with new photography techniques and subjects. You can enroll in a class, make a photo documentary of a day in the life of your […]
The 2021 State of the CIO: Balancing Growth, Tech Investments — and Expense Management

IDG’s annual State of the CIO report is out, and it provides useful insights into the priorities and challenges facing CIO’s – the executives who often play leadership roles in their organizations’ technology and telecom management and cost reduction efforts. Thus, for telecom expense auditors, and TEM firms they are potential customers – and it’s […]