We have an IT Department/Telecom Department. Why do we need an outside company to perform an audit?
What services would be audited?
What is needed from our company to start the project?
How long will the audit take?
How much involvement is required on our part?
What can we expect in terms of cost reduction?
Do we need to take all of CSD's recommendations?
Will we have to change any or all of our vendors?
How does CSD make its money?
Why should we hire CSD?
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Why does my company need an audit?
Industry studies have found that 75% of commercial telecommunications bills are in error, and the majority of those errors favor the vendor.
It is prudent business practice to review and audit all charges for services on a regular basis. Deregulation and technology are changing the "rules of the game" daily. Administrators and managers cannot be expected to know about and take advantage of recovery and savings opportunities as they become available.
For the peace of mind of knowing that your organization is being billed correctly.
Many people do not understand their complex and confusing telecommunications bills. It normally requires a professional who knows what to look for to recognize errors and available savings. Often times, these errors are very subtle.
We have an IT Department/Telecom Department. Why do we need an outside company to perform an audit?
The typical IT or Telecom Department has their hands full keeping the systems operating on a daily basis. They generally do not have the time or expertise to address billing issues..
Viable recommendations will be offered by CSD detailing ways to reduce expenses and improve performance. The client is never obligated to accept any recommendation.
CSD may make recommendations that will help our clients reduce expenses by choosing alternative services and vendors. However, in most cases, existing vendors can be retained while recognizing the savings.
CSD offers its audit and recovery program on a contingency fee agreement. This simply means that unless we are able to recover money for over billing and/or reduce expenses, we receive no compensation.