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At Decorus we believe Software licenses are assets and investments and should be managed as such. SAM helps you control costs and optimise these investments as your organisation evolves.


Software Asset Management (SAM) is an industry best practice that helps you control costs and optimise software investments across your organisation and throughout all stages of their life cycles. Administered through an ongoing plan, SAM makes it easier to identify what you have, where it's running, and whether redundancy may exist. A fully implemented SAM plan can help you cut costs, improve security and compliance, and also anticipate future software needs. SAM also helps organizations accurately capture the costs and benefits associated with IT projects that enable a competitive advantage.


If your business relies on its IT operations to operate smoothly and efficiently, you are probably well aware of the complexities of managing software across an entire organisation. What is the best way to control costs and manage business and legal risks? Could you do more with the software you already have? Will your current IT infrastructure be able to expand as your company grows?


SAM is a proven industry best practice of business and IT processes and procedures combined with technology that can help your organisation:


• Control costs and business risk – for a stronger, healthier financial position.


• Optimise existing software investments – to enable you to do more with what you already have.


• Grow with your company’s needs – through a core foundation with increased flexibility and agility.


Email: sales@decorus.com


“Decorus software asset management ser vices are not just about ensuring compliance, we offer management throughout its entire lifecycle”


Software Applications


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