Since growing in adoption, the reasons why organisations implement Software Asset Management (SAM) have been changing quite radically over the years. These changes have been brought about by a mixture of internal and external factors acting on enterprises, causing them to continually refine and update the required outcomes of their SAM activities.

The fact remains that you’re never actually ‘done’ when it comes to implementing a SAM program. SAM is continually evolving, and those involved in implementing it have been forced to recognise and embrace this if they are to fully realise all the potential opportunities and benefits.

So, join us and our new partners Sonar Clarity as we look at how software asset management has changed over the years – from traditional on-premise licensing to its incorporation into the wider ITAM philosophy to the rise of SaaS – and discover what the future holds.

Navigating the complex world of IT management can be confusing, especially with the abundance of acronyms and domain-specific terms. Among the most common are SAM, ITAM, and FinOps – often used interchangeably but representing distinct disciplines with unique goals and approaches.

Let’s take a look at what each of them actually means:

EasySAM are delighted to announce that we have entered into a new partnership with Sonar Clarity, and their SaaS management platform.

Borne out of an evolving software landscape where SaaS is increasingly becoming the go to metric under which vendors offer their products, Sonar Clarity has been designed to simplify the management of this growing tech stack by unifying all of the information about your SaaS subscriptions (past and present) into one easy to view platform.

Having seen significant success in other European countries since their launch, they have now partnered with us to offer this emerging and exciting platform to UK based organisations.