Network World’s Carolyn Duffy Marsan recently reported on disgruntled IT pros who are blowing the whistle on their companies’ use of unlicensed software. She notes that “in a tough economy, disgruntled or fired employees are reporting their questionable software licensing practices and exposing a culture of widespread piracy.”
Join us this Wednesday, February 16, for a special software piracy panel discussion featuring general counsel from SIIA and FAST focusing on license revenue recovery best practices and trends.
Join us on February 16 for a special software piracy panel discussion featuring general counsel from SIIA and FAST focusing on license revenue recovery best practices and trends.
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.
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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 [...]
Read MoreV.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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