Comments for Renodis http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog Turnkey Telecom Management Wed, 19 Jun 2013 11:37:16 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on 5 Reasons Telecom Expense Management is Essential to Reducing Costs by telecom expense management http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/5-reasons-telecom-expense-management-is-essential-to-reducing-costs/#comment-314 telecom expense management Wed, 19 Jun 2013 11:37:16 +0000 http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/?p=1168#comment-314 Nice blog! Yeah, this post clearly justify the necessity of telecom expense management for decreasing costs. Nice blog! Yeah, this post clearly justify the necessity of telecom expense management for decreasing costs.

]]> Comment on 9 Cell Phone Guilty Pleasures We Need to Quit by Colleen Kranz http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/9-cell-phone-guilty-pleasures-we-need-to-quit/#comment-300 Colleen Kranz Tue, 04 Jun 2013 14:55:58 +0000 http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/?p=1229#comment-300 Thanks for the feedback Teke Captian-Briggs! Good observations. Wearing headphones while walking or crossing the street IS dangerous as well. Thanks for the feedback Teke Captian-Briggs! Good observations. Wearing headphones while walking or crossing the street IS dangerous as well.

]]> Comment on 9 Cell Phone Guilty Pleasures We Need to Quit by Teke Captain-Briggs http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/9-cell-phone-guilty-pleasures-we-need-to-quit/#comment-279 Teke Captain-Briggs Tue, 28 May 2013 06:31:03 +0000 http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/?p=1229#comment-279 These are very important observations and most mobile users are guilty of them. of. The world should copy the N J penalty for texting while walking/driving. Also driving or walking with the ear piece on and listening to music can be dangerous as you become less alert while crossing the road and cannot hear warning from other road users. These are very important observations and most mobile users are guilty of them. of. The world should copy the N J penalty for texting while walking/driving. Also driving or walking with the ear piece on and listening to music can be dangerous as you become less alert while crossing the road and cannot hear warning from other road users.

]]> Comment on Should I get Smartphones, Tablets or Laptops for my Staff? by Reynaldo http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/should-i-get-smartphones-tablets-or-laptops-for-my-staff/#comment-251 Reynaldo Mon, 06 May 2013 19:21:59 +0000 http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/?p=1149#comment-251 Rick, Thanks for the feedback! As always if you need more detail information that is right for you and your organization let me know. Thanks Rick,

Thanks for the feedback! As always if you need more detail information that is right for you and your organization let me know.

Thanks

]]> Comment on Should I get Smartphones, Tablets or Laptops for my Staff? by Reynaldo http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/should-i-get-smartphones-tablets-or-laptops-for-my-staff/#comment-250 Reynaldo Mon, 06 May 2013 19:15:18 +0000 http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/?p=1149#comment-250 Paul, Good feedback, yes there can be many things to consider depending on the organization to more forward. Thanks Paul,

Good feedback, yes there can be many things to consider depending on the organization to more forward.

Thanks

]]> Comment on Should I get Smartphones, Tablets or Laptops for my Staff? by Rick Echternacht http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/should-i-get-smartphones-tablets-or-laptops-for-my-staff/#comment-247 Rick Echternacht Thu, 02 May 2013 15:08:04 +0000 http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/?p=1149#comment-247 Excellent evaluation of the different criterias to asses the choices of which devise to recommend! Excellent evaluation of the different criterias to asses the choices of which devise to recommend!

]]> Comment on Should I get Smartphones, Tablets or Laptops for my Staff? by Paul Morton http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/should-i-get-smartphones-tablets-or-laptops-for-my-staff/#comment-239 Paul Morton Wed, 01 May 2013 22:19:01 +0000 http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/?p=1149#comment-239 The advice given here from a mobility specialist is nothing more than common sense. To truly benefit from making the correct device selection you need to investigate and cover a wider range of impacts, these must include the actual business goals of the organisation, is it part of a wider mobility project to support improved effeciencies, property rationalisation, ability to respond quicker to customer contacts or increased revenue generation. In a nutshell how will this activity deliver against the business goals and across which users. Once you understand the end goal you need to base line the current situation, evaluate the workers potentially through a a "Day in the Life Study" which provides an accurate view of their daily activities as opposed to the common practise of business owners or managers "believing" they know what the employees do. Armed with this information the next step is to evaluate how mobile devices and or mobile applications could improve the business as is state. Only now should you even start to consider which device best meets your business goals and objectives. The advice given here from a mobility specialist is nothing more than common sense. To truly benefit from making the correct device selection you need to investigate and cover a wider range of impacts, these must include the actual business goals of the organisation, is it part of a wider mobility project to support improved effeciencies, property rationalisation, ability to respond quicker to customer contacts or increased revenue generation. In a nutshell how will this activity deliver against the business goals and across which users. Once you understand the end goal you need to base line the current situation, evaluate the workers potentially through a a “Day in the Life Study” which provides an accurate view of their daily activities as opposed to the common practise of business owners or managers “believing” they know what the employees do. Armed with this information the next step is to evaluate how mobile devices and or mobile applications could improve the business as is state. Only now should you even start to consider which device best meets your business goals and objectives.

]]> Comment on The Future of Smartphones and Cars: The Next Era of Technology by Reynaldo http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/the-future-of-smartphones-and-cars-the-next-era-of-technology/#comment-153 Reynaldo Mon, 01 Apr 2013 22:07:39 +0000 http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/?p=1023#comment-153 Hi Sam, Thanks for the comment, and I agree with you. When the car industry starts to look at their product as a technology enabling tool (which it is when you think about it) we will start seeing some of these changes. -Reynaldo Hi Sam,

Thanks for the comment, and I agree with you.

When the car industry starts to look at their product as a technology enabling tool (which it is when you think about it) we will start seeing some of these changes.

-Reynaldo

]]> Comment on The Future of Smartphones and Cars: The Next Era of Technology by sam dias http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/the-future-of-smartphones-and-cars-the-next-era-of-technology/#comment-148 sam dias Fri, 29 Mar 2013 14:31:32 +0000 http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/?p=1023#comment-148 Nice Article. I was always wondering why the car industry is ever so slow to pickup the technology , that the cellphones are advancing. I think Reynaldo got a good point. Hope to see the next new car models with some gadgets inbuilt. -Sam D. Nice Article.
I was always wondering why the car industry is ever so slow to pickup the technology , that the cellphones are advancing. I think Reynaldo got a good point.
Hope to see the next new car models with some gadgets inbuilt.

-Sam D.

]]> Comment on Why Telecom Management is Not Worth Your IT Time by Dave N. http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/why-telecom-management-is-not-worth-your-it-time-2/#comment-126 Dave N. Sun, 17 Mar 2013 19:24:18 +0000 http://www.renodis.com/telecom-outsourcing-blog/?p=970#comment-126 I saw this in a company I consulted for. The IT guys developed a great new Call Center application. On the weekend it debuted, they learned there weren't enough PRI channels available to support their new baby. Sure, forget about telecom management. Who needs it? I saw this in a company I consulted for. The IT guys developed a great new Call Center application. On the weekend it debuted, they learned there weren’t enough PRI channels available to support their new baby.

Sure, forget about telecom management. Who needs it?

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