Software License Management

Every renewal season, I get the same call: an IT leader who just discovered their team has been paying for hundreds of seats that no one has used for months. They’re rarely angry about the money. They’re angry that they found out from an invoice. That is the real problem with treating software license reclamation […]

If your company is bleeding money from unused software licenses and other forms of software sprawl, I’d bet you’re trying to fix the problem by tightening your IT procurement process. After all, if you know exactly what’s entering your IT estate, you can’t be caught off guard by it, right? Wrong. Because the leak probably

Software license management is one of the most critical factors shaping the state of IT operations today. If your organization uses multiple software tools, managing their licenses, renewals, purchase records, and usage can be challenging. The real issue arises when none of this information is in a single consolidated place.  A license may be purchased

Your company sets a goal to reduce running costs by 10% by the end of the year. According to the management, there are way too many subscriptions and tools that are being paid for without being properly used. Consequently, as an IT manager, your task is to minimize expenditure on software licenses, renewals, and subscriptions. 

Consider you are an IT manager of an organization, managing and looking after all IT operations. One of your key responsibilities would be to manage software licenses across your organization.  Now, bear in mind that this could be a daunting task for you, especially when it comes to dealing with a lot of software products

Most organizations now have a dedicated tech stack with different software solutions that help streamline and simplify different teams’ operations. Their operations are supported by complex IT environments that include different software applications. Many businesses rely on on-premise software to maintain data privacy and security whereas SaaS-based solutions are widely used for multiple-user access and

Suppose a routine business operation for an organization. Employees log in using a cloud-based communication platform, check emails using a SaaS-based email service, and perform operational activities using different documents and applications on a perpetual license model.  All these software applications must be tracked, managed, and licensed to help run smooth operations. One of the