Welcome To The Eric Ryan Corporation

The Eric Ryan Corporation is one of the nation's largest and well-recognized utility and telecommunication auditing firms specializing in cost reduction through bill analysis, utility bill auditing, telecommunications bill auditing, energy procurement, rate reviews, and energy consulting. 

ERC provides multiple, value-added tools for its clients that compliment these services through bill payment services, electrical engineering services, telecommunications network design, and document scanning services.

The Eric Ryan Corporation has been in business for over 17 years and has provided cost-savings solutions for thousands of businesses in the educational, governmental, hospitality and industry sectors of the marketplace.

Our solutions are geared towards your company's bottom line and can be adjusted to make sure that your company is saving money where there is opportunity in the utility and telecommunications markets.

Contact the Eric Ryan Corporation by calling toll-free 1-800-837-6406 or e-mail us at ericryancorporation@ericryan.com to find out how ERC can be of service to your business.
 

Plus, If You Don't Act Now
Summer 2008
By: Joanne Klabon

We’ve all heard those TV and Radio ads that offer those amazing new miracle products for an unbelievable price only to be topped by the “plus, if you act now” statement that gives you a two-for-one deal that can’t be beat. But have you ever heard the statement, ‘plus, if you don’t act now’? In the past, they typical statute-of-limitations on billing errors was anywhere from 3- to 7-years. In this ever-changing telecommunications environment it is becoming more difficult to get credits and adjustments on billing errors back to the origination date.  Many of the service providers are writing six-month clauses into contracts and re-writing service policies or tariffs to shorten the credit periods to as low as two months. The service providers are stating that the customer has a responsibility to audit their bill for errors and report them in a timely manner. As many organizations shrink their staff, this becomes an almost impossible task. (read more)
 

The Constant Is Change
Summer 2008
By: Paul Favatella

It is a new world, again. Prior to the 20th Century, going back for millennia, the common means of transportation was the horse, which was only available to the wealthy. Common technology of the world, other than the Gutenberg Press, railroads and guns, would not surpass that of Ancient Rome until the end of the 19th Century.

To highlight the speed technology has progressed, all we need to do is look back 50 years. That is only 58 years from the end of the 19th Century. In this country, the decisions regarding electricity or natural gas were which switch or plug to use or where to set the thermostat. In the 50’s, many people continued to heat their homes with coal, and air conditioning was uncommon. (read more)

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