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Making the Case for Enterprise Mobility: Wireless Management and Spend Control

Overview "More than 50 percent of large enterprises don't know what they are spending on telecom-related services across the company." -- Aberdeen Enterprise Buyers Guide

Productivity can dramatically increase when employees are provided access to a variety of wireless capabilities. But, in larger firms with many employees, managing an enterprise mobility program and the costs associated with it can be quite a challenge.

Read how AT&T Information Technology Services, an internal AT&T support group, took that challenge and helped AT&T reduce spiraling enterprise mobility costs and boost the efficient use of assets.

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Publisher	AT&T	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	January 2006	Downloads	218
Format	White Papers
Topics	Telecom Regulation, Infrastructure Management, Service Level Management, Mobile - Wireless Communications, Customer Support Services, Methodology, Cost Control - Risk Mgmt., Wireless LAN, Resources Mgmt., Training, HR, Telecom Services, Sales - Marketing, Strategic Planning, Wireless Internet, Services, Procurement - Purchasing

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