Asentinel, a technology-driven telecom lifecycle management company, signed strategic partner agreements with Vitek (Belgium), CommSouth (India), Intersel (Mexico) and n3k Informatik (Germany).
Officials with Asentinel (News - Alert) said that under the agreements, the new partners will use Asentinel 7.0 as the driving technology to deliver telecom expense management (TEM) and budgeting software services to their customers.
“We are extremely pleased to be partnering with these highly regarded companies,” stated David C. Perdue (News - Alert), CEO of Asentinel, in a statement.
Perdue said that by joining forces with best-of-breed solution providers in their respective markets, the company is able to get a “front-line” view to acknowledge and address the various Telecom challenges in each locale.
Company officials said that Asentinel 7.0 is a powerful Web-based software tool that simplifies and streamlines management of the TEM lifecycle for wireline, wireless, invoices, orders, data and equipment assets.
According to company officials, Asentinel 7.0 serves as the central repository for all telecom assets and manages the entire telecom lifecycle. Through Asentinel Mobile, users have access to inventory, invoices, orders and business intelligence on the go.
Asentinel also offers managed and professional TEM services and comprehensive outsourcing solutions.
Recently Asentinel announced the launch of Asentinel 7.0, the newest version of its patented comprehensive global Telecom Expense Management (TEM) application.
Asentinel 7.0 offers extended flexibility through amplified business and audit rules, additional wireless enhancements and expanded international support for global customers.
Back in July Asentinel had announced a partnership with G Spice Consulting LTD, a privately held Professional Services company focused on providing expert guidance and consultancy to the Telecoms and MSO marketplace.
G Spice Consulting will use Asentinel 6.0 as the driving technology to deliver telecom expense management services to its clients.
Anil Sharma is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of his articles, please visit his columnist page.
Edited by Tammy Wolf