Last month we had the opportunity to investigate ControlUp Real-Time DX for a customer. In case you missed it, you can read Part I below. While the customer ultimately decided to proceed in a different direction, we wanted to at least cover two key capabilities, ControlUp triggers and Scoutbees.

A great lessons learned document that covers the risks of an immature Software Asset Management (SAM) Program and the impact on licensing waste, cybersecurity, lack of Privilege Access Management (PAM), and Software Reclamation. Tons of use cases on how End User Experience Management (EUEM) tools can help start tackling the problem, but the first step is recognizing there is one…

A couple months ago, I watched a certain unnamed airliner (that can’t catch a break in the news lately) talk about their culture of people first and how EUEM tools made sense for their company. While I do believe they want to do better, it makes me wonder how many companies DEX strategy might be derailed/canceled/deferred by a lacking a mature Computing / Security / SDLC strategy.

Recently we had an opportunity to investigate ControlUp Real-Time DX for a customer and were pleasantly surprised with it’s capabilities. While there are a few outstanding maturity items before it is “large enterprise ready,” here are a few areas we were especially impressed.

Anyone who has worked through recessionary times in the global economy – as most of us have, as recently as 2020 – has witnessed or been a part of layoffs, furloughs, or even more drastic consequences, like an entire IT department or service contracts being cut and canceled overnight. The modern workplace succeeds or falters based largely on the value and efficiency of its technology – and saving money today by cutting a certain technology can severely cost companies tomorrow.