Category: Software Licensing
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Open Source software vendors are starting to fight back at what they perceive to be the misuse of their products by global cloud providers. Sick of other companies using freely available software to make money, certain vendors have introduced to license types to put a stop to it.
Redis
Redis...
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“Office 2019 pricing will increase by 10%”
Microsoft announced (June 25, 2018) licensing & pricing changes that will be introduced in the October 2018 price list. These will mean some actual price increases for a range of customers, primarily those in the mid-market...
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As software vendors seek to migrate customers to subscription-based offerings one tactic they use is to enable currently-owned perpetual licenses to be used in cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service environments such as AWS, Azure, and Oracle Cloud. The incentive appears to be clear –...
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I’m pleased to announce that our IBM Licensing Essentials training course is now live and available to LISA subscribers.
LISA is our on-demand online training from The ITAM Review.
Eric Chiu delivering our on-demand IBM Licensing Essentials course on the LISA platform
The IBM Licensing...
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Many companies use VMware as their virtualization technology.
Many companies use Oracle as their database technology.
It’s great that the two co-exist so well, making everyone’s lives that bit easier.
If only!
Running Oracle in a VMware environment can be confusing, illogical...
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Telma Rafael, SAP SME, Snow Software “SAP is rumoured to be changing their audit approach on how to classify users”
I attended an interesting session at the BCS SAM networking group last night.
The main topic of conversation was SAP, led by Snow’s subject matter expert...
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Licensing Oracle in a VMware environment can be full of risks and requires deep understanding and careful planning to ensure compliance.
Join Rich Gibbons, Microsoft Licensing Analyst from The ITAM Review and Richard Spithoven of B-lay on this interactive webinar – ‘The...
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The Microsoft Azure Hybrid Benefit for Windows Server (formerly Windows Server Azure Hybrid Use Benefit) has been around for some time now. It was announced in late 2017 that this benefit would be extended to SQL Server – and we now have details!
What does it do?
The Microsoft...
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A market surplus of perpetual Microsoft Office licenses provides significant savings for organizations looking to address compliance shortfalls or growth capacity for legacy versions of Office.
European SAM teams have been able to buy and sell software licensing on the secondary market...
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What is Open Source?
Open Source just means free, yes?
No.
Simply being free does not mean a piece of software is Open Source.
The Open Source Initiative have an Open Source Definition, which is:
Free redistribution
Source Code included
Derived Works allowed
Integrity of the author’s...
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