As an IT leader, you’re constantly trying to stretch every 15 cents into a dollar while simultaneously defending your budget. With the exception of security, it seems like anything and everything in your budget can end up on the chopping block, leaving you with significantly less than the 15 cents you fought for last year.
You confidently present your findings to the CFO and then are hit with, “But how can we further reduce SaaS costs”?
While IT spending typically increases every year, (Gartner predicts IT spending will grow by 3% in 2022) the real question is: Does it have to? The answer is a resounding no.
Amidst a shaky economic climate, tighter budgets and talent challenges, CIOs have a laundry list of objectives to divide their attention and priorities. Supporting a CIO? This is a great primer for what is occupying their thoughts and how to assist.
Still not convinced it might be time for your company and IT team to start using a SaaS management tool? Here are five signs that it’s time to invest in one of these time-saving, risk-reducing tools.
Across all companies, it’s estimated that 40% of all SaaS apps are managed and owned by non-security teams.
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