B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

This post isn’t about how to deal with the fallout from the pandemic. Like us, you’ve been dealing with it for the past several months. This post is about the lessons Covid-19 can teach us about being prepared for the unexpected.

So. Who else’s head is spinning after living in the epic sci-fi/reality series our lives have become?

Every day, we wake up to a new episode with new characters, new plot lines, new threats to our health and safety. Just when you think you’ve processed the latest development, there’s another development. Incoming!

For many in America’s workforce, especially those who work in a sector such as retail apparel or sit-down dining, the economy has come to a standstill. Our hearts go out to them, and we urge you to do what you can to support these employees and companies during this time.

No one can say yet what the new coronavirus, COVID-19, will cost the world in loss of life and value.

What’s clear is that the virus is spreading more rapidly than previous global health threats, and that it will likely create supply chain challenges for manufacturers of all sizes in virtually all industries. 

Done right, license management can be a source of operational excellence with bottom line benefits. Software license management can also be a significant source of value. And by value, we mean the tangible, measurable kind of value the CFO likes.

Because with organizations looking more and more to IT and enterprise software such as EDI and business integration applications to help them survive against global competition, it's a good bet your plate's going to be overflowing in the months ahead.