Take our free Audit Defence Maturity Assessment
The ITAM Review is delighted to announce the availability of our free Audit Defence Maturity Assessment, presented in conjunction with Scott & Scott LLP. Being audit-ready is vitally important for ITAM teams in order to protect their organisations from time-consuming and expensive software license audits.
Robert J Scott, Managing Partner at Scott & Scott LLP said: “We are very excited to have collaborated with the experts at the ITAM Review for the development of the Audit Defense Maturity Assessment. Having represented companies in over 500 software audits, we have learned that organizations with higher maturity scores fare much better in software audits than those with low scores.”
How it works
The Maturity Assessment is an online survey which measures your organisation’s maturity across the audit lifecycle in four categories:
- Pre-Audit
- Data Collection
- Dealing with the Auditors
- Closing the Audit.
On completion of the survey, you will receive instant, customised feedback on your audit-readiness, along with a detailed report packed with improvement tips and further information. Please take the survey as many times as you wish, as this is a great way to track progress against the improvement suggestions provided in the report.
Take the Audit Defence Maturity Assessment for yourself
About Scott & Scott LLP
For those who don’t know, Scott & Scott LLP, is a boutique intellectual property and technology law firm located in Southlake, Texas (in the Dallas-Fort Worth area). The firm was founded in 1999 on the premise that collaboration between legal and technology professionals is necessary to solve complex business problems.
Scott & Scott’s team of legal professionals provide software audit defence and IT compliance solutions, all protected by attorney-client and work-product privileges. They are one of the few national firms with a dedicated practice group focusing on defending companies accused of software piracy by the BSA | The Software Alliance and the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA).
We at The ITAM Review are very pleased to have partnered with them on this initiative.
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