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IBM | Profit Enhancement Center

According to industry analysts from Gartner and Aberdeen, more than 80% of all invoices continue to be delivered on paper. IGF faced the daunting challenge of receiving and processing over 75,000 paper invoices annually. Although these paper invoices accounted for only 20% of their annual invoices, they created 80% of the work...read more

 

AT&T | Profit Enhancement Center

AT&T initiated a project to increase overall process efficiencies throughout the review and audit processes associated with its direct expense for usage and facilities based communications costs from thousands of telecommunications carriers. The overall objective was to enhance margins by enhancing bill dispute and recovery through automation. With thousands of vendors and over 15,000 invoices per month, AT&T was seeking a solution to unlock the hidden financial data within its invoices...read more

 

Inteliquent | Profit Enhancement Center - Analytics Module

Prior to implementation of Razorsight’s Profit Enhancement Center Solution, Inteliquent had no system to manage its network cost. Instead Inteliquent used its ERP system to process the bills. Inteliquent was manually processing paper invoices and keying in critical information into spreadsheets. Inteliquent’s manual spreadsheet process had no integration with the other BSS/OSS system and required manual oversight...read more

 

Megapath | Profit Enhancement Center - Analytics & Capture Modules

Megapath had developed a home grown system that was primarily a bill payment processing system. While the home grown solution addressed the need of getting invoices paid, three key elements needed for best practice network cost management were lacking...read more

 

North American CSP

A Tier 1 North American Communications Services Provider (CSP) initiated a program to review and optimize increasing usage costs stemming from traffic they originate and terminate on behalf of thousands of service providers across the 50 US states. Several service providers were resorting to traffic arbitrages and utilizing high cost states for access termination to “pump” traffic in order to inflate revenue...read more