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Calero-MDSL was recently interviewed by Modern CTO Podcast, a group that explores thought leadership in the world of technology.

Do buzzwords like IIoT and WFA keep you up at night? Wondering how you can plan for the future of mobility now?

In this 30 minute session, you will learn from our panel of experts about emerging mobility technologies and how you can begin to incorporate them into your Mobility Management strategy today.

Are you managing your technology expenses in-house, and are you finding that lack of insight into capacity and poorly integrated systems slow down productivity? You are not alone in this struggle, and this might not be the best strategy for your organization's long-term success.

Every department this year faced the challenges of cutting and reallocating technology costs between the demands of COVID, remote work, fundamental business changes, and digital transformation. As we start the road to recovery, recuperate from an overwhelming political election cycle, and bring up the new normal, key market trends will affect your telecom, mobility, cloud, and application expense and finance strategy.

With the rising adoption of cloud services, IT leaders are being forced to evaluate and evolve their networks to better address new requirements and realize cost savings. Network or digital transformation brings many benefits, but it is important to clearly understand the potential pitfalls in order to experience a successful transition.

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Do you and your IT department spend multiple days each month logging into various cloud portals and accounts to extract data? Do you struggle to assign the actual resource cost utilized by various departments? Can you validate the cost of specific projects and determine actual metrics, including ROI? Are you able to do it alongside all of your other complex spend categories like telecoms, mobility, and market data?

Gartner estimates that through 2020, 80% of organizations will overshoot their cloud IaaS budget due to a lack of cost optimization approaches. Most companies simply ignore the problem, drown themselves in spreadsheets, leverage isolated native cloud tools, hire expensive consultants, use superficial independent software or create plans that are never executed. All of which leads to increased support costs, unbudgeted spend, unanticipated growth, poorly negotiated contracts and individual management processes. Sound familiar?

In this webinar from MDSL, you will learn:

• How you can successfully manage cloud expenses alongside other complex technology spend categories to capture a total cost of ownership
• Why you need automated versus manual control mechanisms in place to help drive transparency and accountability
• How an optimized cloud expense strategy can allow you invest in other projects and drive further innovation
• How a global consumer products company generated a 35% reduction in cloud spend among other outcomes
• More about MDSL’s unique approach to cloud services expense management and a sneak peek at our award-winning solution 

A dozen iPad raffles, a killer continental breakfast, and Tim Colwell setting a record for most consecutive, independent General Session presentations in a row.

A dozen iPad raffles, a killer continental breakfast, and Tim Colwell setting a record for most consecutive, independent General Session presentations in a row.

Traditional mobile lifecycle strategies aimed at cost reduction with a focus on vendor management, technology procurement, and rate plan optimization. But once you have exhausted your traditional cost reduction strategies, what are other innovative ways to reduce expenses?

The rise of two recent movements in enterprise mobility, embedded SIM (eSIM) and unified endpoint management (UEM), have shown to be significant drivers of enterprise digital transformation. While these technologies deliver significant cost savings, successful usage helps enterprises address security concerns, increase employee productivity, and improve employee satisfaction while ensuring proper compliance with regulations.

Join Felix Lau, Director of Customer Solutions and Strategy, and Andrew Hartwyk, Sales Engineer and Former Industry Analyst, on Wednesday, May 8 at 11 AM EDT as they discuss non-traditional ways enterprises, especially those with diverse endpoints, can think about cost optimization.

Attendees will gain: 
• An understanding of how eSIM technology is being used to reduce expenses for specific use cases 
• Real-world examples of UEM adoption aligned to expense management and how you can achieve these results 
• A new perspective of the entire mobile ecosystem that generates insights and yields long-term savings 
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Traditional mobile lifecycle strategies aimed at cost reduction with a focus on vendor management, technology procurement, and rate plan optimization. But once you have exhausted your traditional cost reduction strategies, what are other innovative ways to reduce expenses?

The rise of two recent movements in enterprise mobility, embedded SIM (eSIM) and unified endpoint management (UEM), have shown to be significant drivers of enterprise digital transformation. While these technologies deliver significant cost savings, successful usage helps enterprises address security concerns, increase employee productivity, and improve employee satisfaction while ensuring proper compliance with regulations.

Join Felix Lau, Director of Customer Solutions and Strategy, and Andrew Hartwyk, Sales Engineer and Former Industry Analyst, on Wednesday, May 8 at 11 AM EDT as they discuss non-traditional ways enterprises, especially those with diverse endpoints, can think about cost optimization.

Attendees will gain: 
• An understanding of how eSIM technology is being used to reduce expenses for specific use cases 
• Real-world examples of UEM adoption aligned to expense management and how you can achieve these results 
• A new perspective of the entire mobile ecosystem that generates insights and yields long-term savings 
REGISTER TODAY

Most IT professionals know the implementation of an expense management program can sometimes be difficult, especially with the number of people, processes, and software requirements involved. For most, they also dread the notion of starting from scratch when the current vendor doesn’t live up to their promises. However, it’s possible to have a successful migration. The key is to pick a provider that has historical knowledge, can identify the necessary steps, and get you to deployment with less headaches. 

Join Josh Sokoloff, VP of Professional Services with MDSL, on February 21 for a webinar where he will review two client implementations of varying size and complexity that came from the same TEM provider. 

Attendees will learn: 
• What you can look for from your new vendor 
• The questions your vendor should be asking you 
• The time frames you can expect 
• What counsel you can expect from your vendor at each process stage