The client’s extensive wireless infrastructure presented a substantial challenge to its internal IT resources. With a network encompassing more than 4,800 lines, including a fleet of 2,000+ truck-based routers, one of the core issues was the consistent demand on drivers to monitor data usage for those routers.

The customer is a US-based food equipment company with more than 3,200 wireless devices deployed. The client was losing one of its most senior techs while experiencing large business growth, an increase in new implementation goals, and the challenge of keeping up with day-to-day operations.

A US-based healthcare company had deployed more than 5,000 wireless devices, pushing its IT spend over budget. With carrier contract renewals approaching, the company decided it needed to push for better pricing. To make an informed decision that would best fit its IT budget, the company partnered with GoExceed.

A Fortune 500 industrial manufacturing company had deployed more than 5,000 corporate devices across different service providers. The company’s corporate mobility environment was complex. It utilized a mix of smartphones, Wi-Fi cards and tablets, both on the production floor and in the field.

The company used multiple wireless carriers, which challenged its IT staff. They struggled to optimize costs and manage all of the company’s mobile assets. Internal reporting was a manual process that involved pulling data from individual provider portals, and the procurement process for new devices varied by provider.

As this healthcare company grew and migrated to electronic data collection and tablets, its data costs skyrocketed. Because the company used multiple carriers, reporting and analysis of mobile costs took more and more time. Keeping track of device locations and allocations was becoming almost impossible.