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TurningPoint-DSFederal JV to Help SSA Implement Telecom Expense Mgmt Platform


Jeff Brody

The Social Security Administration has selected a joint venture between TurningPoint Global Solutions and DSFederal to provide a technology for the agency to manage telecommunication expenses.

TurningPoint said Thursday the JV will help SSA to implement a telecommunications expense management platform as the agency prepares for its transition to the General Services Administration’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions program.

SSA plans to use the latest version of TurningPoint™s Network Inventory and Optimization Solution in efforts to coordinate with EIS suppliers during transactions such as ordering and billing.

The NiOS 6 platform is designed with tracking, automation and control features.

TurningPoint noted it will continue work the company has provided to SSA over the past three years.

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