EASE Automations supported a multi-year TDM modernization initiative designed to eliminate approximately $60 million in annual recurring leased transport costs.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire-糖心Vlog/ -- EASE Automations, a strategic telecommunications workforce, network transformation, and managed-services partner, announced the successful completion of a multi-year TDM Emulation initiative supporting a leading wholesale voice and Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) provider.
The initiative began in 2023 and gained significant momentum in 2024 as EASE Automations expanded its role and team. From 2023 through 2025, EASE deployed a specialized team that grew to approximately 35鈥�40 telecommunications professionals, taking on ownership across network provisioning, circuit design, implementation, carrier coordination, validation, and legacy transport retirement.
Across more than 300 collocation environments, EASE-supported professionals designed and provisioned the IP and TDM connectivity required to bring interconnections closer to the carrier edge, backhaul traffic over IP, and ultimately retire costly leased TDM transport.
The financial opportunity was significant. The program was designed to remove approximately $5 million per month in leased TDM transport expense, representing approximately $60 million in recurring annual cost once the targeted transport was retired.
"Modernizing a carrier network is not simply about installing new technology," said Stan Scott, Managing Director of EASE Automations. "The real work is making every interconnection, carrier order, provisioning dependency, activation, and cutover line up without disrupting the business. EASE Automations built and sustained a team that could operate in that complexity at scale."
Throughout the engagement, EASE professionals worked across carrier organizations, internal engineering teams, vendor systems, and network operations to move locations from design through activation. The team brought expertise in carrier-scale network provisioning, circuit design and order management, TDM-to-IP enablement, implementation coordination, network validation, and legacy transport retirement.
Just as important was continuity. As EASE's role expanded, its professionals developed significant institutional knowledge of the client's network, provisioning processes, carrier relationships, and operational dependencies. Maintaining that expertise helped sustain execution as the transformation progressed.
The initiative demonstrates EASE Automations' ability to provide more than individual technical resources. By assembling and sustaining specialized telecommunications teams, EASE helps clients execute complex network transformation initiatives while maintaining the knowledge, coordination, and operational control required to move projects forward.
About EASE Automations
EASE Automations is a strategic telecommunications workforce, network transformation, and managed-services partner. EASE combines specialized carrier-domain knowledge with sustained execution to help organizations modernize complex networks while maintaining operational control.
For more information, visit easeautomations.com.
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