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SpotON – Digital Compliance

Read here regularly on selected topics, developments and news from the areas:

SAM & Cloud – use software legally compliant and cost-effective
IT Security & Threat Intelligence – protect the IT landscape effectively
Data & Digitization – manage digital assets across the lifecycle
Complion Insights – look behind the scenes of digital compliance consultants

11/04/2024

From hierarchy to ...? Why the classic management model has had its day

In situations of uncertainty, there is often a reflex for leadership or advice and the delegation of decision-making needs to others. "Mrs/Mr XY said that we should do it this way!" – the classic when it comes to shifting responsibility onto others. Why is that actually the case? This article is intended to make you think: about your own work, your role in the company – a plea to take responsibility.

03/04/2024

What Cloud FinOps can learn from SAM!

While many companies have had a solid software asset management (SAM) in place for years, they are often still at the very beginning when it comes to cloud financial operations (cloud FinOps for short). In this blog post, we will explain the areas in which Cloud FinOps can benefit from the experience of SAM and the special features of Cloud FinOps that need to be considered.

25/03/2024

Profitability levers for Microsoft licensing - Part 2 (Azure)

Last week, the first part of this blog post looked at various efficiency levers for saving costs when licensing Microsoft products and still maintaining the necessary compliance. In the following part 2, the topic "Profitability levers for Microsoft licensing" is rounded off with a look at potential savings options for Microsoft's cloud platform - Azure.

20/03/2024

Profitability levers for Microsoft licensing

The licensing of Microsoft software is a complex issue that poses challenges for many companies. At the same time, Microsoft has increased its list prices for certain product groups (on-premises licenses, online services and Azure) by between 10 and 25 percent in 2023. However, those who are well versed in the Microsoft license jungle have a few options to save costs or avoid cost increases.