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When is Unlicensed Use of Software “Viral Marketing?” [Podcast]
Join Dan Thompson and Michael Goff for a conversation about unlicensed use of software as viral marketing.
Is it really marketing if you’re not measuring it? Learn how vendors can leverage unlicensed usage to generate new revenue streams.
Listen to learn:
- Why some software vendors consider unlicensed use and piracy to be a form of viral marketing
- How software business intelligence can help vendors actually measure the impact on their bottom line and convert unlicensed usage to paying customers
- The benefits of collecting data on unlicensed use so you can make data-driven decisions to recover revenue
Dan and Michael
6:00Piracy Pipeline Viral Marketing
/assets/Piracy-Pipeline-Viral-Marketing.mp3Here’s the video on the license amnesty program we mentioned in the podcast – learn how you can automate software license revenue recovery by notifying unlicensed users and giving them a way to become customers:
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Waltham License Compliance Panel 2012
May 1, 2012
V.i. Labs hosted a license compliance panel discussion on "Best Practices for Generating, Investigating and Converting License Compliance Opportunities" featuring guest speakers from Dassault Systèmes, Sullivan & Worcester, and Software Compliance Group.
Watch this Webinar05/17/2012
Shining a Light on the Shadow Market
The 2011 BSA Global Software Piracy Study claims a $63 billion global piracy problem with 57% of users admitting they pirate software, but enforcement techniques like whistle blower campaigns and take down notices can yield bad PR. Software Intelligence solutions enable vendors to shine a light on what the BSA calls the “shadow market” by [...]
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BSA 2011 Study Shows Growth in Global Piracy; ISVs to Turn to Compliance Programs to Recover Revenue
V.i. Labs’ top customers have identified more than $2.4 billion in revenue recovery opportunity since deploying CodeArmor® Intelligence; a sample of customers sharing results have reported gains of new license revenue of more than $100 million since 2011 using software intelligence data.
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