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Most companies don’t have a software problem. They have a licensing problem — and it’s quietly draining the IT budget. Ask any IT manager when they last reviewed their Microsoft licensing in detail, and the answer is usually “not recently.” Licenses pile up over the years: a team grows, a project spins up, someone buys a higher tier “just to be safe.” The result is a license estate that almost nobody fully understands — and that almost always costs more than it should.

Over-licensing is rarely dramatic. It hides in the details:

• Oversized editions — paying More >