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Do you know how many SaaS apps your organization pays for? Do you know how many of them are used? For many organizations, SaaS inventories are unchartered territory. To learn strategies for gaining visibility and control over your portfolio, tune into the latest episode of The Catalyst, with John Harden and Raksha Matthias: https://bit.ly/467E8cG
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Do you know how many SaaS apps your organization pays for? Do you know how many of them are used? For many organizations, SaaS inventories are unchartered territory. To learn strategies for gaining visibility and control over your portfolio, tune into the latest episode of The Catalyst, with John Harden and Raksha Matthias: https://bit.ly/467E8cG
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Director of Product - SaaS @ Auvik | Discover, monitor, manage and secure SaaS to eliminate Shadow IT
5moAbsolutely agree here. A lot of the way we get things done in our personal life (from the ease of Amazon to the convenience of Alexa) have influenced the way we work! SaaS usage included! We want easy to use and easy to drive productivity! If the organizations don’t provide it, employees will often seek it out and create shadow it in orgs that IT leaders don’t know about, causing risk of data exposure/loss and wasted spend on unused/overlapping SaaS licenses. Well said Raksha Matthias !