{"id":465,"date":"2016-11-01T00:51:32","date_gmt":"2016-10-31T23:51:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/e3magpmp.greatsolution.dev\/?p=465"},"modified":"2019-04-01T09:19:44","modified_gmt":"2019-04-01T07:19:44","slug":"vom-powder-barrel","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/e3magpmp.greatsolution.dev\/en\/vom-powder-barrel\/","title":{"rendered":"From powder keg to cost-optimized license portfolio"},"content":{"rendered":"

Today threaten SAP<\/span>–Audits<\/span> and the examination of functionally restricted rights of use and force the SAP<\/span>-License Manager for the first time to check the Compliance<\/span>.<\/p>\n

Is in the fight against grown inconsistency, which leads to a Compliance<\/span>-conflict and currently leads to perceived arbitrary demands of the SAP<\/span>, License Management<\/span> the right solution?<\/p>

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Yes - but not the classic License Management<\/span>as is the case, for example, in dealing with Microsoft<\/span> is known and proven.<\/p>\n

A License Management<\/span> can manage licenses and control the license management process. The usual license management systems are used without Business<\/span>-logic.<\/p>\n

Automatic assignment is therefore only possible on the basis of master data such as authorizations, but not on the basis of actual usage behavior.<\/p>\n

Modern licensing solutions, on the other hand, analyze the actual usage behavior of a SAP<\/span>-user and mirror this against an interpretation of the SAP<\/span>price list, or against self-defined special user profiles.<\/p>\n

For example, the Sample solution completely replaces the use of license management for \"small\" installations (< 1,000 users) and supplements classic license management tools with an intelligent set of rules.<\/p>\n

SAP<\/span> is available on In-Compliance<\/span> laid out<\/h2>\n

Since it was never required, no customer is currently prepared to exchange entitlements for licenseCompliance<\/span> to match.<\/p>\n

Although changes in the SAP<\/span>-Price Lists the possibilities of interpreting the user specifications, but make the subject very complex and overwhelm the SAP<\/span>-User.<\/p>\n

And SAP<\/span> allows unlicensed components to be used without any warning to the end user.<\/p>\n

The risk that is permanently present as a result of this generates SAP<\/span>-measurement an unwanted voltage. The SAP<\/span>-Price list is peppered with blurbs that represent a subjective risk assessment.<\/p>\n

As a widely known example, let's mention the classic: self-services in the purchasing of an employee-user -.<\/p>\n