
Software Asset Management Explained
In this infographic, we learn more about software asset management, its triggering conditions, and its benefits.
In this infographic, we learn more about software asset management, its triggering conditions, and its benefits.
In this infographic, we learn the importance of license harvesting without disrupting your work processes and productivity.
This infographic aims to provide a simple explanation of what software license management is and how it can benefit your
Take these three steps to further optimize your software licenses and implement an effective software asset management program.
Regardless of what type of industry your company belongs to, understanding the different types of software licenses is vital in
Avoid unnecessary IT costs after a merger and acquisition. Learn how you can use the 5S method in IT asset
Token-based licensing is a great option for organizations who need flexibility in their IT assets. Read this infographic to know
Here are five critical usage reports that every IT department needs to further optimize their engineering software licenses. Learn more
The challenge to operate complex licensing models could be solved through the best solutions to optimize licensing software assets with
Effective IT cost optimization efforts often lead to an understanding of the true value of IT assets in businesses. Previous
Nobody is struggling more than who is handling the challenge of achieving a holistic view of software licensing within a
Here are some measures that administrators can take to still effectively manage expensive software licenses amidst the outbreak. Learn more
Effective software cost management is based on facts, reports, and proper decision making. Check out this infographics and evaluate if
LicenseAnalyzer 2022 is offered in three (3) levels of functionality, where each level extends and builds on the functionalities of
The main objectives of Engineering Software Management, as a discipline, differ from the larger Software Asset Management (SAM) discipline. See
Elastic Licensing is a pay-per-use licensing model that provides license flexibility to meet the changing demands of businesses. With the
Automatic license harvesting is the peak level of any effective engineering software management program. However, it should not be done
To understand true license usage, we need to find how much of the application’s run time is actual active usage.
Proactive email alerts allow IT asset managers to work on other tasks while they still effectively manage engineering software assets.
Controlling the rising costs and complexities of Engineering software assets is one of the main challenges for many companies. Here
Some software users may need more help and guidance than others. This infographics shows 6 types of users that may
A successful negotiation with software vendors can bring about huge cost savings for the company. Preparation is critical. Here are
An effective software asset management program can save you millions of dollars in IT costs. This infographic shows the difference
Take the first step toward software asset optimization. Discover the true usage of your company’s software licenses at the application,
Gartner recommends that companies should review their service level agreements on an annual basis. Here are six best practices to
Discovering the true usage of your valuable engineering software licenses is essential for negotiations with your vendor during renewal season. Here is an infographic detailing what you should consider
Consider the projects #IT teams need to accomplish future goals. The annual budget should be an investment in technology that
Here are 6 different ways that Engineering Software Management benefits CFOs. Learn more
Does your CIO, CTO, IT, SAM Pro understand the true software license usage? In this infographic, we dig deep to discover the savings & profit increases companies experience when all levels
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