Granite Telecommunications goes above and beyond with service to their customers. When the opportunity emerged with an equipment manufacturing company, Granite rose to the challenge. The customer was in need of a solution that could help streamline their telecommunication services before a quickly approaching deadline. Through the OMNIA Partners program, they successfully streamlined their process and established a dedicated support team that covers all of their telephony needs quickly and efficiently.
If your business was thinking about moving to Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) before 2020, the pandemic quickly prompted many to take steps toward the cloud-based delivery model. But transitioning your unified communications (UC) platform of numerous online tools, along with on-premise systems to a hosted UCaaS service isn’t without complications — or costs.
Now more than ever, businesses of every kind, from every industry rely on technology to survive and thrive. To do this, over 77% of companies have strengthened their commitment to digital transformation due to the pandemic. Across voice, data, internet, cloud services and mobility, the technology service landscape is essential to evolve successfully in the new normal.
But what will the increasing reliance on telecom cost? It’s true even before the coronavirus the majority of enterprises overspent by 30% or more on technology expenses, and the reliance on communication service providers (CSPs) — and potential costs — is forecasted to increase.
When the expressway ahead becomes gridlocked, do you accept the frustration of stop-and-go traffic? Or, do you take the next exit and dynamically navigate an alternate path to your desired destination? If you’re the latter kind of driver, you’ll want to keep reading.
See how OMNIA Partner, Private Sector supplier partner Windstream Enterprise can help enterprises benefit greatly from having end-to-end connections with a single network service provider.
Read through these six questions you can ask to better align your procurement activities with your IT team’s initiatives. Alignment can be as simple as starting the conversation down the right path.
