Expense management is a critical component of any successful business, but it becomes even more important when businesses are looking to scale their IT operations. The reason for this is simple: as businesses grow, the costs associated with their IT operations also tend to increase. If businesses are not proactive about managing these costs, they can quickly find themselves in a situation where their IT infrastructure is no longer sustainable.
Learn When And Why You Should Outsource Your Expense Management
Are you struggling to keep track of your expenses? Are you finding that managing your expenses is taking up more and more of your time? There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question – it depends on your specific situation. However, there are a few general guidelines that can help you decide if outsourcing your expense management is right for you.
Outsourcing your expense management can save you a lot of time and hassle – and it can even save you money! In this blog post, we will discuss the reasons why you should outsource your expense management and when is the best time to do it!
Pitfalls to Avoid When Choosing A Technology Expense Management Solution
Technology expense management solutions are a necessity for businesses in today’s economy. Technology expense management (TEM) solutions are vital to any business. They help keep track of your spending, manage your budgets, and ensure that you are getting the most value for your money. However, choosing the right TEM solution can be a daunting task. There are a lot of factors to consider, and it is easy to get overwhelmed.
In this blog post, we will discuss some of the pitfalls to avoid when choosing a technology expense management solution. By avoiding these common mistakes, you can ensure that you select a solution that meets your needs and helps you save money on your technology expenses.
Five Key Considerations for Creating Your 2023 IT Budget
As we move further into the 21st century, businesses are preparing for a future that will increasingly rely on technology. In order to stay ahead of the curve, it’s important to start planning your IT budget for 2022 now. Here, we discuss five key considerations to keep in mind when creating your budget. By planning ahead, you can make sure that your business is ready for whatever comes its way.
Avoiding IT Project Cost Overruns: 5 Proven Tips
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Cost-Effective Strategies for Reducing IT Expenditures
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How to Secure Business Continuity and Innovation in Technology Expense Management
Technology expense management is a critical piece of any business, large or small. Without it, your company would be unable to keep track of its spending or make strategic decisions about where to allocate its resources.
However, maintaining continuity and innovation in this area can be challenging, but with the right approach, it is possible. In this blog post, we will discuss some tips for securing business continuity and innovation in technology expense management. Follow these guidelines, and you will be on your way to success.
The Future Of Mobility Management: How It Can Benefit Your Business
Mobility management is an important aspect of business. It allows employees to work efficiently and effectively while on the go. However, mobility management can be difficult to manage without the help of automation tools. In this blog post, we discuss how automation can help improve your company’s mobility management strategy.
Streamline IT Processes To Achieve Operational Excellence
In order to run a successful business, it is imperative that you have a well-oiled machine i.e., an effective and efficient IT infrastructure. If your tech processes are not streamlined, your business may fall behind the competition, resulting in a loss in revenue. In this blog post, we’ve discussed how to manage your tech infrastructure and achieve operational excellence.
The Benefits of Cost-Cutting in the IT Industry: How to Save Money and Improve Efficiency
In these tough financial times, businesses are always looking for ways to save money. One of the most effective ways to do this is by cutting costs in the IT department. Many people think that this means making sacrifices in terms of quality or efficiency, but that doesn’t have to be the case. In fact, there are many ways to cut costs in IT without compromising on either of those factors. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the best ways to save money and improve efficiency in the IT industry.
How To Overcome Budget Pressure As An Enterprise
In the current tough economic climate, it can be difficult to keep your business afloat – let alone expand it. Enterprises are under constant pressure to reduce their costs and maintain profitability. However, with the right strategies in place, you can overcome budget pressure and thrive in even the most challenging environments. In this blog post, we cover some tips and strategies for doing just that!
Lack Of Inventory Awareness In The IT Industry
The IT industry entails the movement of several parts. It’s hard to keep track of all the different technologies and products on the market, let alone manage their inventory. However, in order to stay competitive in this ever-changing industry, businesses must clearly understand their current state of inventory.
All You Need To Know About WEM, MDM, and MMS
The world of technology is ever-growing. Managing wireless and mobile expenses can be a very tedious job. Businesses across the world are recognizing this challenge and adapting to the change. Today, these businesses are utilizing solutions such as wireless expense management and mobile device management to assist and find the solution that is right for their business, technology environment, and team.
High-performance Scheduling Unlocks Wi-Fi 6 Potential
Connected devices now occupy space in nearly every home and business. These systems impact the local Wi-Fi network by greatly expanding the number of connected devices needing high bandwidth, low-latency communication. Wi-Fi 6 offers solutions to congested local networks via multiuser and network scheduling technology to manage the data flow to each device.
Valicom Corporation Acquired by EXA Capital, LLC
“Its not everyday that you come across a great business. Let alone a great business with a great team,” said Omer Sajid, Founder & CEO of EXA. “We look forward to combining Valicom’s deep industry expertise with EXA’s best practices and software specialists to provide Valicom’s customers with the best products and services.”
What Our Customers Are Saying
Here at Valicom, we take pride in our customers and their continued support and satisfaction. Our team of equipped TEM experts thrive on the feedback from our customers. Over the years, we have used our client satisfaction survey to really hear and learn from our customers. Their criticism, good or bad, is an opportunity for us to grow. Our survey is based on 8 specific categories:
The Future of Open Networking and Open RAN in the Digital Networking Era
In order for digital networking to reach its full potential, the technology requires continuous upgrades in terms of capacity and speed. The global pandemic has caused everyone to rethink the requirements of this resource. With more people working at home, studying at home, and keeping themselves entertained remotely, existing systems were stretched to their limits. While 5G infrastructure promises to make high-speed internet a given for half the world, operators will still have to find new innovations to meet the ever-increasing demands on cyberspace.
United States Broadband Prices Decline in 2021
According to the 2021 Broadband Pricing Index Report from US Telecom, prices are trending downward for American broadband services when compared with 2020 rates. This includes popular tiers, which have decreased by 7.5% this year. Downward price pressure has been a fixture of the industry since 2015. Therefore, in 2021, despite surging demand, the price of broadband fell more than 9% when adjusted for inflation. This means more value at a cheaper price for viewers.
As the industry focuses on the federal target of closing the digital divide, prices will likely remain low. Let’s take a look at what this might mean for underserved users and the industry as a whole.
Telecom Needs More Qualified Workers–or Does It?
With 5G networks delivering faster download speeds and low latency, the industry may soon see new applications and services that take advantage of the greater bandwidth. However, right now, carriers are struggling to find enough people to sell the services and build new networks.
Major players such as T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T are launching 5G into as many markets as possible as quickly as possible. The question is, will they be able to muster enough telecom workers to deliver on widely publicized predictions about the sea-level changes in the works.
Does Your Phone Listen to Your Conversations? It Doesn’t Have To
Let’s say you have your cell phone on the countertop and share a pizza with a friend. You begin talking about local Italian restaurants and wonder which one has the best pasta. In the coming days, you notice that your phone starts displaying ads for delicious Italian cuisine in your area. Have manufacturers turned your phone into spy equipment for marketers?
It all depends on how you look at it. Even if we say yes, it’s probably not in the way you envision. You may be confessing your purchasing desires to your smart devices without realizing it. You’re probably feeding your phone information in the form of Google searches.
The Pipeline Hack: What Are the Lessons for Tech in the Utilities Industry?
Reliance on remote technology saw many companies through the global shutdown during the pandemic. The crisis pushed security teams to quickly find protective measures and limit exposure due to hundreds or thousands of employees accessing company networks remotely.
At the same time, IT resources were making heroic efforts to protect and support their businesses, hackers and other bad actors exploited gaps and stepped up the theft of individual and company information.
Nowhere was this more evident than in the Colonial Pipeline hack. We’ll start with a discussion of what happened and its wider implications for digital transformation in the utilities industry.






















