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Why the recession is the right time to re-look at software licensing

It's an unpalatable fact of life at the moment that large numbers of organizations are downsizing, undertaking forced mergers or having to fundamentally shift their business focus in order to stay alive.

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5 ways to enhance your Software Asset Management program

Software asset management systems combine processes and technologies to improve the way applications are utilized, tracked, and managed throughout their lifecycle.



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Why SAM makes sense in tough times

Times are tough for IT departments. With the recession taking hold fast, CEOs must attempt to maximize revenue while reducing outgoings and often the IT department is the first to suffer cutbacks.



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For effective SAM - fix the disconnect between IT and Finance

Ask many organisations and they will say they already ‘do’ Software Asset Management (SAM). A recent study undertaken in the UK stated that SAM was the biggest single area of technology adoption in 2007.

| Opinion | Software | 01/20/09 at 10:25 am |


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The South West Regional Development Agency saves $40,000 by implementing Software Asset Management

The South West RDA leads the development of a sustainable economy in South West England, investing to unlock the region’s business potential. With a core strategy focused on creating the conditions for productivity–led growth, South West RDA works in partnership with public and private sector organizations.

| Case study | Software | 01/12/09 at 10:50 am |


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