What software license management solution do you use? Has anyone used LicenseSpring?

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Chief Information Officer4 months ago

Never heard of them, did you end up using them?

Sr. Sourcing Manager in IT Services2 years ago

Zylo was the one assessed.

Chief Technology Officer in Media2 years ago

Flexera, Snow License Manager, and Microsoft's own Software Asset Management (SAM).

Senior Director Of Technology in Software2 years ago

We use ServiceNow Software Asset Management (SAM):

It helps us in managing software licenses, optimizing license costs, and ensuring compliance. It provides a centralized platform for tracking licenses and managing software assets.

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