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15/06/2023
The impact of remote working on IT license management
Remote working undoubtedly has its advantages for companies and employees: more flexibility, increased productivity and the freedom to work in your pajamas. But in license management in particular, it becomes clear that every coin has its flip side. Because the widespread introduction of remote working has also created new challenges and implications for license management.
In this blog post, I would like to look back on my first weeks at Complion and offer you an insight into the exciting and varied professional life of an IT consultant. By now I have been working at Complion for almost half a year and would now like to take the opportunity to draw a short interim conclusion. If you are interested in joining Complion, please read this article to the end.
Success factors for the introduction of holistic IT provider management
IT Provider Management defines and coordinates the strategic selection, relationship building, and operational communication and interaction with (strategic) IT providers on functional, technical, and commercial topics. This includes all IT-related services in the areas of commodities (e.g., hardware, standard software), managed services, and consulting. The focus is on the needs-based and risk-oriented selection of providers. A holistic approach increases the efficiency and effectiveness of IT provider management. But how does the introduction of holistic IT provider management succeed? In this blog post, we would like to present the most important success factors.
Our company is made up of people and we want to introduce them to you in the coming weeks and months. Today we are chatting with Stephanie Riesebeck, Co-founder of Complion. We'll find out what makes COMPLION means to her, what her daily tasks are, and what she does when she's not working on customer projects.