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CTDI Reduces Corporate Risk with Management Dynamics’ RPS On-Demand Solution

Technology Services Company Improves Trade Compliance with Comprehensive Screening of Restricted Parties.
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“Management Dynamics provided the best value and came highly recommended by many authorities in the trade industry. It was also very important that the screening did not create a cumbersome distraction during high volume shipping processes.” Global Compliance Manager, CTDI

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February 17, 2011

Communications Test Design, Inc (CTDI), a leading telecommunications service company was challenged with complying with US export regulations on behalf of its customers.

The company realized that they needed to invest in technology to help automate its inefficient manual process for screening international shipments. CTDI required a solution that would streamline its compliance operations across its multiple order management systems and 25 locations.

CTDI selected Management Dynamics’ Restricted Party Screening (RPS) On-Demand solution for its functionality, ease of use, and ability to centralize its compliance with multi-org and team-based workflow to enable its global branches to easily manage their own customer shipments. Since automating restricted party screening, CTDI has significantly reduced corporate risk and improved compliance with global trade and security regulations while minimizing time and resources required for screening.

CTDI is the leading telecommunications service company that provides groundbreaking maintenance and product service solutions to the global telecommunications industry. It services Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) and Carriers with 42 international strategic repair and logistics locations supported by an experienced team of over 3,500 telecommunications professionals. CTDI offers the most comprehensive Service Portfolio in the industry that includes: Wireline Repair & Logistics, Wireless Repair & Logistics, Engineering and Installation services, Global Supply Chain solutions and Product Engineering and Manufacturing.

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