Cut Engineering Software License Waste in 2025 Amid Increasing Spend
Sectors with high engineering demands, including automotive, energy, construction, manufacturing, aerospace, and defense, are anticipated to augment their budgets for
Government Regulations: Primary External Challenge in Software Acquisition
Software acquisition of high-cost engineering and specialty applications for federal agencies is a complex process shaped by stringent regulations. While
Engineering Simulation Software: Driving US Government Sustainability Goals
Engineering simulation software is increasingly pivotal across various sectors, especially as sustainable practices become a national priority. Traditionally applied to
Feature Set Mapping: Enabling Effective Software License Management
Engineering and specialized software applications offer extensive feature sets, each representing unique functionalities critical to specific tasks. Managing these individual
Open iT: Empowering NASA with Software License Optimization & Cost Management
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) sought an advanced software license management solution to ensure efficient application usage among
Enhancing Software Data Quality for Federal Agencies with Open iT
The US government allocates billions annually on software licenses, from office suites to specialized applications. However, ineffective license management across
Cloud-Based Engineering: Japan’s Response to Massive Construction Expansion
Japan’s architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) sectors are experiencing accelerated investments in cloud-based engineering technologies, driven by the expansion of
LATAM’s Construction Boom: A Catalyst for BIM Software Adoption
In 2020, BIM (Building Information Modeling) software adoption in Latin America was limited and slow, but as construction and engineering
Optimized Digital Engineering: A US Army Imperative
Last May, US Army leaders signed a directive aimed at advancing the Army’s digital engineering capabilities. As part of this