There are over 30 Billion USD spent on unused software per year. Optimizing licenses can be difficult if companies do not automate license optimization.
Open iT tracks idle (or inactive) license usage, and can automatically release such idle licenses to reduce cost and maximize the value on concurrent licenses.
With Open iT, discover applications that are not being actively used, based on their unique CPU, I/O, mouse or keyboard activity levels. Policies and priorities can also be set up, and automatically release licenses back to the license server to avoid unproductive use of software licenses.
Harvest licenses automatically
Suspend, resume and/or terminate sessions.
Prioritize resources
Schedule projects, teams usage based on internal needs.
Change end-user behavior
Release unused software licenses.
Work with vendors
Leverage trusted data for successful negotiations.
Discover unused software
Highlight software and related module usage per department.
Automate license optimization
Streamline processes, people, licenses and contracts.
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