As businesses rely on equipment and assets to operate effectively, it is critical to ensure that they are maintained and replaced as needed. The key to successful asset management is the ability to predict future needs before they arise. This is where reports and data analysis come into play.

Software license management has become a major issue for companies. Whether it’s for finance, human resources, sales, production, communication, or any other department, the software is used in every department. However, with the proliferation of license types, it is increasingly difficult to manage them efficiently. Here are 5 best practices to improve software license management.

‍ CMMS, an acronym for Computerized Maintenance Management System software, is a pivotal tool used by organizations to streamline their maintenance operations. This innovative technology is more than just maintenance software; it represents a comprehensive solution designed to manage, analyze, and optimize the maintenance activities within an organization.

In modern IT ecosystems, Managed Service Providers (MSPs) ensure the smooth operation of organizations’ technology infrastructure. Among their responsibilities, asset management is a key component. MSPs leverage advanced technology to automate tasks such as inventory tracking, software updates, and license management. This automation reduces manual workload and enables MSPs to allocate resources while dealing with asset management.

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With growing eCommerce channels and increased online shopping behavior, omnichannel retailers are grappling with the increased complexity brought on, in part, by current events, but more so the anticipated need to combine online and in-store merchandising, especially for the “new normal.” Siloed decisions around allocation, promotions, in-season pricing, inventory transfers, and fulfillment will fail to deliver the expected margin performance unless they address the interconnectedness of onlin