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MDSL, a provider of international telecom expense management and market data management solutions, said that it will feature its Mobile VoIP, a mobile expense management cost savings enhancement, at the Gartner (News - Alert) Wireless, Networking & Communications Summit in San Diego to be held from April 19-21.

The Gartner Wireless, Networking & Communications Summit provides the critical information necessary to make the best choices to reduce costs while maximizing current and new mobile initiatives.

"Mobile VoIP was created to solve a specific business problem for VoIP/UC environments," Ben Mendoza (News - Alert), chief executive officer at MDSL said.

"Many organizations are unaware of the extra, hidden, recurring charges incurred with in-house voice mobility. Our solution helps companies uncover, contain and chargeback these costs. The Gartner Summit is the perfect venue to showcase this important VoIP product," Mendoza added.

MDSL (News - Alert) is well positioned in the industry as a provider of global WEM solutions. The company aims to offer its customers the benefit from the successful implementation of the MDSL Wireless Expense Management solution. Mobile VoIP identifies, contains and enables chargeback of the recurring hidden costs incurred with in-house voice mobility. This is the latest addition to the growing suite of international telecom expense management (TEM) solutions by MDSL.

As stated, Mobile VoIP uniquely solves a complex cost displacement challenge occurring when wireless calls exit the internal network and are routed via the Public Switched Telephone Network or PSTN. The enhancement clearly identifies, validates and allocates the charges to the appropriate cost center.

With this user-friendly graphical reports, MDSL believes that organizations can view off-net calling patterns, analyze hot spots and high traffic call areas and determine when introducing additional gateways would be more cost-effective. Visualizing off-net traffic patterns also reveal sub-optimal routing issues, allowing companies to better tune their networks.