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Businesses need to adapt to the times in order to survive.  Keeping up with competition is important but being ahead of the competition is even better! Telecom Expense Management is keeping an eye on the global business events and ready to adapt along with them.  In recent news, it was declared that smartphone sales growth is dropping.  

Welcome to #CimplVision. Can you tell what common telecommunications acronyms stand for? Today, you'll learn what a PRI is!

Your business is always changing. You don’t have a choice; it’s the nature of the beast, after all. You need to continually find new ways of doing more with less. You also have to contend with the fact that the continuous availability of new technology alters how you do your work in the first place. It also means you get greater opportunities to do more business in more places.

Many companies experience very sudden growth. When this happens, they often don’t have the time to even think of optimizing their IT and telecom inventory. 

Have you ever seen or heard upper management disagreeing on key issues within the company? Especially where business technology is concerned? Chances are, you have!

Do you know how many businesses there are? Let’s start off with some simple data: There’s more than 1.1 million registered businesses in Canada. They aren’t all directly competing against you, but you all have the same goal: Profit. So, how do you stand out? There are obvious things that help, like having more capital and better marketing. That said, many people underestimate the value of business IT.

Remember how we mentioned that 90% of the world will have cell phones by 2020? That’s going to make for a pretty big connected network. It’s one of the things that will form the integrated ecosystem (of technology). Here’s something else that’s going to add to that huge, huge integrated ecosystem: By 2020, there will be nearly 1 billion TVs directly connected to the internet!

Another customer success story We always strive to exceed our customers’ expectations. And boy, do we succeed. This pattern of service is what draws in clients and keeps them loyal. It also means that they trust us with more business. That’s why one of the biggest food companies in Canada and the world has more than just renewed Cimpl’s mandate in managing wireline and wireless expenses. They’ve now nearly doubled the volume of assets that they want us to help manage. 

Everything in life is complex. But that’s not to say that there aren’t simple ways to explain or mathematically represent all natural phenomena. One such explanatory construct is the sigmoid curve, and it is a very useful way to explain all the changes that all human endeavours experience.