André Arvizu

Most organizations do not overspend on software because of poor budgeting. They overspend because they lack visibility into software usage, license usage, and actual usage data. In our previous articles, we explained how concurrent licensing works and what usage data reveals about real demand. Now, the focus shifts to action through concurrent license optimization. This

In our previous article, “Concurrent License Usage: What You Need to Know,” we explored how concurrent licensing allows organizations to share a pool of software licenses across multiple users. This model helps maximize license utilization while controlling the cost of expensive engineering and enterprise software. But understanding how concurrent licensing works is only the first

The architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry is experiencing rapid digital transformation, and software asset management (SAM) is emerging as a critical practice to maximize the value of technology investments. Firms are not just increasing technology spending—they are deploying transformative digital tools, including BIM, CAD platforms, AI-driven design systems, and advanced simulation software, to improve

Automotive innovation runs on simulation. Ansys powers structural, thermal, fluid, and electromagnetic models that help manufacturers design lighter, safer, and more efficient vehicles. From crash analysis to battery optimization, every critical decision is tested in the virtual world before it hits the road. Ansys, which has been acquired recently by Synopsys, is powerful, but it

Despite the scale of the transition, Open iT has emphasized that existing Analyzer for Ansys® Software users will experience no disruption in functionality or support. Amid potential changes to licensing structures and product integration strategies brought by Synopsys’ recent acquisition of Ansys, Open iT has confirmed that its Analyzer for Ansys® Software solution remains fully