Manage Software Inventory Efficiently with Software License Management

LabStats

Every organization around the world is grappling with rising software costs compounded by routine hardware maintenance. In order to maximize efficiency and cost-savings, CIOs must have a strategy in place to reduce unnecessary software costs without compromising their students' learning experience.

LabStats software license management uncovers software usage data in a higher education institution's environment. It allows you to monitor, track, and report software license statuses and deploy the right resources that are actually used by students and staff.

Thousands of colleges and universities have switched to LabStats for data-driven software license management. We help them cut over-deployment of software and cut budgets.

LabStats automatically tracks more than 200 applications automatically, while you can add more manually.

How to Find Unused Software with LabStats?

LabStats Power BI dashboard lets you monitor current and historical data at volume. You can identify software that is least used or not used at all by:

·        Click on 'Peak Consistent Application Usage' on the Power BI dashboard

·        Tap on 'Application Utilization'

·        Sort results in decreasing order

·        The software appearing at the top is the least used application.

With this real-time data, you can remove unused software or renegotiate license renewals on better terms. Start a free trial of LabStats and learn how our cutting-edge tools can simplify software license management. Call +1-208-473-2222 or send an email to support@labstats.com to get in touch.

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