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With rising technology costs, supply chain issues, and global security threats, enterprises must evaluate their business continuity plans to prevent disruptions in business and stay on top of innovation so they are not left behind in the technology dust. If a network goes down unexpectedly, or there’s a cyber-attack, companies are exposed to enormous risk that can affect their reputation and bottom line.

Technology Expense Management (TEM) stakeholders have their plates full when it comes to managing spend, from handling invoices, to tracking thousands of technology devices, and dealing with billing discrepancies. There aren’t enough hours in the day to handle every single detail. In turn, billing errors and cost savings opportunities can fall through the cracks.

Calero-MDSL, the global leader in technology expense management (TEM), announced today its inclusion in Gartner’s 2021 Market Guide for Telecom Expense Management Services. Calero-MDSL is a Representative TEM Pure-Play Vendor for Global Delivery profiled by Gartner in the report. The vendors reviewed include those most frequently asked about in Gartner end-user inquiries, typically serving the large, regional or MNC enterprise base. 

“Calero-MDSL is honored to be recognized again in Gartner’s annual TEM Market Guide. We believe inclusion in this guide validates our leading position in the global TEM market, and our ability to simplify recurring technology expenses for the largest companies across the globe” said Scott Gilbert, Chief Executive Officer of Calero-MDSL. “Over the past 12 months, I have been passionate about driving a new sense of bold innovation across our organization and we are now seeing the industry embrace the change as well.”

Gartner’s TEM coverage focuses on SaaS-based applications and platforms, managed services, and associated professional services. Findings in the 2021 Market Guide include:

How will you ensure that you are getting the best possible rate for your organization’s telecom service provider? More importantly, where do you start your search?

As technology leaders around the globe wrap up budgets and begin planning for next year, Andrew Taylor, President and Chief Revenue Officer of Calero-MDSL had the opportunity to chat with David Bliss, Chief Product Officer of Calero-MDSL to get a sneak-peak of product launches coming in 2022. In this exclusive interview, you’ll learn all about the exciting developments we have in store for Smart Automation, our SaaS and UCaaS management offerings, and how we plan to improve our customer experience in the year ahead.

Is your organization looking to make a digital transformation in the upcoming year? In recent years, we have seen a trend where all traffic is moving to the cloud. According to Gartner, “Enterprises need this because their network traffic is doubling in size, roughly every 2.9 years.” With the onset of this trend, more organizations have chosen to move to faster and more secure WAN, like SD-WAN, for an easier transfer of digital assets.

With only one quarter left in the year, it’s the ideal time to check technology spending and make a new budget to set your company up for success in 2022. With the rise of hybrid work and growing dependency on technology, it’s become more important than ever to invest in Technology Expense Management (TEM) to help cut costs, track services and equipment, and negotiate better contracts.  

Les systèmes existants de suivi des dépenses pourraient être un obstacle à la réalisation d’importantes économies.  

Veraltete Kostenüberwachungssysteme könnten Ihr Unternehmen daran hindern, massive Kosteneinsparungen zu erzielen. 

Legacy expense monitoring systems could be preventing your business from achieving massive cost-savings. 

D’après un rapport du Transparency Market Research, la gestion des dépenses de télécommunications (GDT) pèsera 4,92 milliards de dollars aux États-Unis en 2024. Mais la GDT reste très sous-utilisée dans la zone EMEA (Europe, Moyen-Orient et Afrique) — malgré les économies qu’elle pourrait apporter aux entreprises.

Laut einem Bericht von Transparency Market Research wird das Marktvolumen von Technology Expense Management-Lösungen (kurz: TEM) in den USA bis 2024 etwa 4,92 Milliarden US-Dollar betragen. Trotz dieser vielversprechenden Aussichten wird TEM in Europa, dem Nahen Osten und Afrika noch zu selten genutzt. Und das, obwohl die Einsparungen für Unternehmen enorm sein können.