As consumers, enterprises and government agencies increasingly rely on wireless services, the task of managing cell phone data charges become more and more important, driving the need for wireless expense management even as concerns over wireless device security emerge.

 

Officials at one Fairfax, Va.-based company say that they can help companies manage company cell phones, PDAs, calling cards and pagers with wireless expense management.

 

“The Rivermine (News - Alert) Wireless team has been helping customers save money, time and hassle managing wireless services since 1997," officials at Rivermine said. "Cost savings programs have been implemented with hundreds of companies including many of the Fortune 500. Customers enjoy hassle free rate plan optimization services and monthly management services with an average return of 31 percent savings.”

 

Officials at the company say businesses often waste more than $1 million per year on wireless devices that are being expensed at three times the corporate rate. Many companies also pay wireless expenses for employees no longer with them.

 

“Rivermine provides a wireless expense management solution that can stand alone or as a part of a complete telecom lifecycle management solution,” company officials said. “Our proprietary CELLector Tool provides an intuitive and user-friendly interface to effectively manage your wireless assets and spend.”

 

 Rivermine wireless management solutions include:

 

 

The company’s wireless solutions use the same procurement, inventory, financial management, and reporting capabilities that can be used to manage the entire telecom environment, including voice and data circuits, services, and equipment. Rivermine said it offer sflexible delivery and pricing models that allows businesses to start managing the entire telecom environment with mobile wireless and more.

 

For more information on Rivermine’s Wireless Expense Management visit their Web site or check out their Wireless Expense Management channel here on TMCnet.

 

 

Edited by Michael Dinan