WHAT
6th Annual Pan-European Conference – Strategic Software Asset and License Management 2011
‘Avoiding under and over licensed software to save costs, continuous improvement of SAM, global and enterprise-wide SAM’
The Conference Will Present Case Studies on Cutting Edge Topics such as:
- The continuous development of SAM – pitfalls and challenges when implementing SAM; How and where to save expenses?
- Over and under licensed software: How to find the right balance?
- The global direction for Software Asset Management: Service orientation and enterprise-wide optimisation
- Cloud computing and its effect for SAM
- The SAM project: from automatisation, inventory, identification and asset models to compliance, asset lifecycle, tools and processes
- Optimised usage of software assets, software metering and transparence to cut costs within SAM
- How to create models and standardisation in a central SAM system
- 2nd hand licenses: Is it possible to use them legally?
WHO
Marcus Evans
WHERE
Hilton Berlin, Germany
WHEN
23rd & 24th February 2011
I wonder if Licence Dashboard will be discussed? I use the standard edition because there
are only 50 people in the office. We are a graphic design company and use software like Photoshop. We’ve found that Licence Dashboard
means we never forget to renew our licences! We once managed to completely forget and ended up being faced with a huge fine, so it’s
good to hand over the responsibility to a piece of software! It’s really easy to use tool. Here’s their product page:
https://www.licencedashboard.co.uk/products.htm
Hmm, no thanks ‘DaveR’.
see
https://itassetmanagement.net/2011/01/17/fake-licensedashboard-testimonial/
This is pretty low. The story just didn’t sound right, so after reading your notes, Martin, I
sent the link to a Senior Manager of Adobe’s Volume Licensing. She told me that Adobe does not sell subscription licensing to corporate
customers. There is a serious credibility issue here.
This is pretty low. The story just didn’t sound right, so after reading your notes, Martin, I sent the link to a Senior Manager of Adobe’s Volume Licensing. She told me that Adobe does not sell subscription licensing to corporate customers. There is a serious credibility issue here.