Taking the "Entitlement" Out of Enterprise Software

Taking the "Entitlement" Out of Enterprise Software
Sunday, 7th January 2007
Published by:

Taking the "Entitlement" Out of Enterprise Software

Enterprise software changed the face of business over the last decade. However, after years of aggressive enterprise software buying, corporations are now saddled with a large portfolio of solutions that are expensive to upgrade and have become equally expensive to maintain and support. Because of new market catalysts including a stabilization of enterprise software functionality, lower cost models for service delivery, and new maintenance options, buyers can now slash significant costs out of IT "entitlement" budgets. A combination of lower cost models, new maintenance options, and a focus on value are compelling companies to reassess spending models in order to free up dollars from constrained IT budgets.

» Get this free white paper now! «

IT Categories

» Computers
» Data Management
» Information Technology
» Internet
» Network Communications
» Security
» Software and Development
» Storage

Related White Papers:
» Five Reasons Why Smaller Organizations Should Consider System i (AS/400) High Availability
» An SMB's Guide to ECM Software
» A Revolution in Agility: Business Integration Through Service-Oriented Architecture
» Deterministic Garbage Collection: Unleash the Power of Java with Oracle JRockit Real Time
» Oracle WebLogic Server: A Solid Foundation for Service-Oriented Architecture
» Virtual Desktop ROI: Calculating Comparative Return On Investment for Virtual Desktops