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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2022 · 29 MIN

Lance Giles: The New Era of Software Asset Management

from SaaSMe Unfiltered: The SaaS Management Podcast · host Zylo

Software Asset Management rose with the need to manage on-premise software. However, the birth of SaaS and cloud-based applications has changed the game. In this episode, former Nike SAM pro and Zylo SAM evangelist, Lance Giles, shares what a golden opportunity software asset managers have in front of them and the lessons he’s learned diving head-first into SaaS management.Episode Highlights[01:55] Lance Giles reflecting on shifts in his software asset management experience[05:20] Building and running a global SAM project at Nike[08:31] Visibility and support from leadership for SAM goals after an external audit at Nike[10:42] A process of elimination in deploying a SAM strategy and effort[13:02] Centralize and bring data together, bring decision-making together[15:14] Everybody in the company was a software asset manager[17:34] Classic missteps Lance has seen in rolling out a SAM strategy, and lessons learned[19:37] Pay reasonable attention to what is happening at the software market[22:28] On SaaS products shifts and the opportunity in SaaS

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