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Highland Software Asset Management

"We make your company more efficient"

Asset Management

Knowing which assets you have and how they are used has become a challenge in today's complex and ever evolving IT infrastructure.

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IT/Software Strategy

Highland well-planned IT/Software strategy can help an IT department unlock the hidden potential of information in various databases and applications across their enterprise.

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Process Improvement

Highland IT Process Improvement professionals help companies improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the activities performed within their IT organization.

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Procurement Services

In today's highly competitive marketplace companies face challenges on many levels. Competition is fierce and profit margins are under attack, while markets become increasingly global.

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Outsourcing Services

For many companies, Highland SAM Outsourcing Services are the right solution. Highland provides organizations with an easy, proven solution for effective Software Asset Management.

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Highland Software Asset Management Is a software asset management firm that has over ten years of experience managing enterprise level software assets. We deliver the results that save you time, and money We make your company more efficient. We use best industry practices such as usage tracking to make sure the cost meets the rewards, compliance, bulk negotiations and bid process designed to deliver the best prices through acquisition of software assets.

As technology infrastructure becomes increasingly complex and distributed, IT departments have more and more difficulty keeping track of how many desktops they have, much less what software is installed and running on those desktops. The chaos that governs the desktop environment drives up support costs, compromises user productivity, and can threaten corporate security; the consequences of which come at a great price. Without ways of bringing these costs under control and keeping employees working efficiently, new technology initiatives— which so many IT departments are under the gun to deliver—cannot be pursued or delivered successfully.

One way to overcome the chaos and reduce costs is to introduce and enforce desktop standards. Defining a standard desktop means there are fewer applications to purchase and support, which, in turn, reduces costs across job functions in an organization—from IT staff, to knowledge workers, to purchasing agents. For the same reasons, establishing a standard desktop also means fewer help desk calls, quicker resolution time for support incidents, and fewer applications to train help desk staff and employees on. Technology migrations can be performed more quickly because workstations can be treated uniformly. Organizations can enjoy reduced software licensing fees and better negotiating power with software vendors due to the ability to purchase fewer titles in greater volumes. Companies are better protected, because they can restrict the use of applications that could result in compromised network security, intellectual property loss, or potential litigation surrounding inappropriate use of technology. Finally, a standard desktop means more productive end users, all of whom have the right set of applications to perform their jobs, with fewer compatibility issues and limited or no access to time-wasting software.

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