Welcome to Softcorner's blog!
By embarking on this regular editorial approach, our ambition is twofold. First, to regularly present the news of www.softcorner.eu, the only secondary market platform [and the only French player;)] enabling direct connection between buyers and sellers of professional software licenses. You will regularly find our announcements regarding new features and possibilities we develop to further facilitate your transactions. But our ambition doesn't stop there. Through this blog, we wish to contribute to bringing the secondary license market to life and thus make the alternatives offered by this market known to as many people as possible. Therefore, you will also find articles here concerning both the highlights and our vision of the secondary market and SAM (Software Asset Management).
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Our Green IT Commitments
Softcorner is committed to more responsible digital practices by promoting the reuse of software licenses. By extending the lifespan of software and IT equipment, the marketplace contributes to digital sobriety and the reduction of the digital ecological impact. Discover how the secondary license market is a key driver of Green IT.
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Microsoft Intensifies Efforts for Migration to Windows 11: What IT Managers Need to Know
Microsoft is accelerating the migration to Windows 11 by displaying discouraging messages for Windows 10, promoting compatible hardware, and facilitating rollbacks. Discover the implications for IT managers and best practices to anticipate the transition before the end of Windows 10 support in October 2025.
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The Legal Dispute between AT&T and Broadcom: Lessons for CIOs on Managing On-Premises Software Licenses
The legal conflict between AT&T and Broadcom highlights the importance of proactive software license management, especially during ownership changes or business model shifts. Companies must remain vigilant and diversify their solutions to avoid unforeseen costs.
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Second-hand Licenses: A Cost-saving Opportunity for Businesses
Despite an increase in IT budgets in 2019, global spending is expected to drop by 2.7% this year...
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