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SIM Now Manages SaaS and AI Spend, Per User

By Alex Cojocaru | November 3, 2026

Software Inventory Manager now connects to Okta, Entra ID and Google Workspace, and by API to Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor, Gemini…

Gemini's API Price Doubles on December 1. Check Your Exposure.

By Alex Cojocaru | November 2, 2026

Google's Gemini API price list doubles the rates for Gemini 4 Argon on 1 December 2026 and for two Flash…

Four Vendors, Four Meters: AI Pricing Compared

By Alex Cojocaru | October 30, 2026

Published list prices for Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Microsoft side by side: API tokens, batch, caching and seats, where each…

Not Every Software Renewal Deserves Equal Attention

By Alex Cojocaru | October 29, 2026

Sorting renewals by contract value or deadline gives the wrong ones your best hours. A simple score for uncertainty, dependency…

Tokens, Explained for the People Who Pay the AI Bill

By Alex Cojocaru | October 28, 2026

AI tools are sold as seats, but the bill behind them is counted in tokens. What input, output, reasoning, caching…

Your Vendor Knowledge Has a Governance Bus Factor

By Alex Cojocaru | October 27, 2026

When one person holds your Oracle, Microsoft, IBM or Java licensing knowledge, the risk is not a training gap. It…

RVTools Download and Licensing Guide: Cores, Hosts and VMs

By Alex Cojocaru | October 23, 2026

Where to download RVTools safely now that Dell owns it, how to export it, and which vHost, vInfo and vCPU…

SQL Server 2019 vs 2025: Features, Licensing and Pricing Comparison

By Alex Cojocaru | October 22, 2026

SQL Server 2019 left mainstream support on February 28, 2025. The per-core minimum is unchanged. What moved is Standard edition's…

Contract Compliance Analysis Is Now Live in LCM

By Alex Cojocaru | October 22, 2026

NEO's contract analysis now lives in License and Contracts Manager as an interactive view, replacing the PDF report that used…

Windows Server 2025 Essentials vs Standard: Limits and Licensing

By Alex Cojocaru | October 21, 2026

Windows Server 2025 Essentials is sold by OEMs only, as a server licence for one single-socket server of up to…

Introducing the LICENSEWARE Wiki, an Open Encyclopedia of Software Licensing

By Alex Cojocaru | October 20, 2026

The LICENSEWARE Wiki is now open in beta: a free encyclopedia of software licensing, with every fact cited and traced…

Windows Server 2019 vs 2025: Features, Licensing and Pricing Comparison

By Alex Cojocaru | October 20, 2026

Windows Server 2019 left mainstream support in January 2024; extended support runs to January 2029. The licensing model has not…

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