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The ITAM Review’s Rich Gibbons and Christopher Brune of Aspera presented a live webinar on ‘Controlling software compliance in the cloud?’ on Wednesday 26 June 2019.
To watch a recording of this webinar, please click here.
Synopsis
As your business moves to the cloud, ensuring you still remain compliant with licensing terms can become ever more difficult. Each vendor has their own rules which can differ depending on the product in questions, and even where you plan to use the software. To keep on top of this key issue, not only must you understand the rules but you must also know how to track your software inventory in the cloud.
Hear from Rich Gibbons, ITAM Review, and Christopher Brune, Aspera, as they discuss some of the key rules from Microsoft, IBM, and Oracle, how SAM can help you prepare for the cloud, and how to track software inventory in cloud environments.
Agenda:
- Cloud licensing rules – Microsoft/Oracle/IBM
- Tracking inventory in the cloud
- Preparing for cloud migration
- Future cloud – Docker containers
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Speaker
Rich Gibbons, Licensing Analyst, The ITAM Review
Rich has almost 15 years’ experience in the world of IT and software licensing, having been both a software sales manager for a VAR and a Microsoft licensing endorsed trainer.
A Northerner renowned for his shirts, Rich is a fan of most films, Hip-Hop, travel, football in general (and specifically MUFC), Marvel and reading as many books as possible. Finding ways to combine these with software licensing is always fun!
Christopher Brune, Managing Consultant and Product Manager, Aspera
Christopher Brune holds over a decade of experience in the IT and Software Asset Management industries. Before joining Aspera, Christopher worked as a SAM consultant focused on tool evaluation, the license verification process, and audit assistance, with an emphasis on Microsoft projects. As a Microsoft Consulting Expert at Aspera, Christopher is responsible for establishing and improving SmartTrack standards to support the implementation process.
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