New Combined Service-Cost Reduction Offering From OpDecision For Wireless Management

SOUTHAMPTON, Pa., Dec. 6, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- OpDecision (OpDecision.com), a leader in corporate wireless expense management, is offering businesses and institutions a combination of their expert wireless cost analysis services and managed services.

The new service includes audit and optimization of business wireless departments and ongoing wireless management consulting.

"There are companies who have their IT department managing their wireless operations, which can be a source of aggravation because it detracts from what IT people do best," says OpDecision CEO Jay Milgrom. "This new service frees up time for IT by outsourcing wireless management to our experts, who specialize in knowing the latest information about the wireless industry and how to optimize cost savings."

For organizations that continuously seek to identify cost-savings opportunities and implement those changes proactively on an ongoing basis, OpDecision's managed services and cost-analysis service combination allows companies to predict and control the costs associated with their wireless services.

"OpDecision plays an integral role in our daily cellular management," said Donald Sternfeld, CIO of Holland & Knight. " Holland & Knight has more than 1,000 wireless users, and OpDecision's services have enabled us to focus IT resources on other important technology areas. We highly recommend them to any business that wants to reduce costs on their wireless spending or has the need for ongoing wireless management."

The monthly charges associated with wireless carriers change constantly, Milgrom explains, and unless you are an expert in the field, you won't know what opportunities are available and how to best avoid excessive charges. "We are engaged in the management of wireless expenses every day and we make it our business to know how to keep wireless costs low and consistent," Milgrom says. "Companies can use their valuable IT staff and strengths in their area of specialty, leaving the wireless issues to us."