This independent review is part of our SAP Tool Review. Also participating are: Flexera Software [BEST IN CLASS] Brainwaregroup Executive Summary Elevator Pitch Snow Optimizer for SAP® Software is a powerful SAP user management solution. … Read more
This independent review is part of our SAP Tool Review. Also participating are: Brainwaregroup Snow Software Executive Summary Elevator Pitch FlexNet Manager for SAP Applications is a software license optimization solution that allows organisations to … Read more
Need further help with your SAP environment? The ITAM Review are holding a series of seminars on SAP licensing in Europe and North America through 2015. For more information on these and other seminars and workshops visit our … Read more
Building on our Oracle seminars, we’re pleased to continue our series of seminars on IBM and SAP licensing and audit defence with a stop in New York. This seminar will cover the key issues of IBM … Read more
Building on our Oracle seminars, we’re pleased to introduce a series of seminars on IBM and SAP licensing and audit defence. This seminar will cover the key issues of IBM and SAP licensing and will … Read more
Following on from the fantastic success of our Tools Day and Oracle events, The ITAM Review is compiling a roster of SAP & IBM licensing experts and industry insiders for ongoing workshops throughout 2015 in the … Read more
Ahead of the SAM Summit taking place in Chicago, 23-25 June, I chatted to John Emmitt, Senior Marketing Manager at Flexera Software. In this interview John shares his experiences with SAP and Oracle licensing, along with … Read more
We were commissioned to review Snow Software’s License Manager in March this year. You can download a copy of the review here. Our review identified that Snow has built a reputation for SAM in desktop … Read more
In June of this year, we will be kicking off a special feature dedicated to SAP Licensing and SAP License Management. The feature will include guides, opinion as well as reviews of SAM products suitable … Read more
This article has been contributed by Moshe Panzer, CEO of Xpandion. Part One – Getting into the Right Mind Set Part Two – Preparing Real Use Data Part Three – Pre-audit Data Cleansing Classification Part 3: Pre-audit Data … Read more
This article has been contributed by Moshe Panzer, CEO of Xpandion. Part One – Getting into the Right Mind Set Part Two – Preparing Real Use Data Part Three – Pre-audit Data Cleansing Classification Part 2 of … Read more
This article has been contributed by Moshe Panzer, CEO of Xpandion. Part One – Getting into the Right Mind Set Part Two – Preparing Real Use Data Part Three – Pre-audit Data Cleansing Classification Part 1 … Read more
SAP this week holds the US leg of its TechEd 2012 developer and user conference and exhibition in Las Vegas. The firm used its opening keynote sessions to detail a set of extended developer services … Read more
This article has been contributed by Chris Hughes of Flexera Software. SAP engines (also known as packages) are optional applications for which additional licenses must be purchased. The metric used for licensing is unique to each engine, and … Read more
This article has been contributed by Chris Hughes of Flexera Software. Generally, when we think about SAP named user license optimization, the focus is on three key optimizations: Identifying inactive users Inactive SAP user accounts … Read more
This article was published in 2010 – read a new and updated 2015 version here. If you would like further information on managing the complexity of your SAP licensing agreement why not join us at one … Read more
I have compiled four useful articles on Microsoft, Oracle, Adobe, IBM and SAP Licensing into one handy PDF. To receive your complimentary copy subscribe to The ITAM Review today. Click here to subscribe to The … Read more
The BBC has reportedly reduced it’s software spend by using software usage data on SAP licensing. Silicon reports that there were 2,126 staff members with licenses to use their SAP ERP system who had not … Read more
Half way through 2026 and we’re seeing common patterns in vendor behaviour. Different vendors, one playbook. Forced AI upgrades and unwarranted price spikes abound.
I’d like to provide an update on the AI ITAM tools I’ve been looking at over the last four or five months. I’ve grouped these into what I see as four core categories: tools where AI is arguably table stakes, what all technology should have these days; a new category of startups doing data aggregation; real disruptors in the ITAM space using AI; and a fourth I’m calling the smart bet, a call on where expertise and AI really sit in future.