Chaim Lederman

Chaim Lederman is the Director of Sales, North America at Open iT, where he leads regional revenue strategy and enterprise sales execution for software asset management and analytics solutions. With over 15 years of experience in global B2B technology sales, he has overseen full-cycle sales operations, account management, and business development functions, aligning go-to-market strategies with measurable revenue growth. Previously serving as VP of Sales at OpenLM, he scaled international sales operations, formalized sales processes and enablement frameworks, and delivered consistent year-over-year revenue growth through structured execution and strategic leadership.

License Visibility: The Foundation of DoD’s Smarter Software Modernization 

Technology Adoption /

When it comes to software modernization, the Department of Defense doesn’t just need more tools—it needs license visibility. Programs such as the Enterprise Software Initiative (ESI), along with Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) and Enterprise Software Agreements, already leverage DoD buying power to curb costs and simplify ordering. But as the DoD grows more reliant on

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Engineering Software License Optimization: Powering the Automotive Industry’s Quality Culture 

Software License Management /

The automotive industry is in the midst of a sweeping transformation. Electrification, autonomous driving, and software-defined vehicle architectures are now mainstream, forcing engineering teams to meet uncompromising safety, performance, and compliance targets. To cope, OEMs and suppliers are scaling Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), real-time simulation, and digital-twin validation across every stage of development. These advanced

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Siemens and Altair: Post-Acquisition License Implications for Federal Agencies

Software License Management /

Siemens’ recent acquisition of Altair expands its digital engineering footprint across disciplines including MBSE, PLM, HPC, and data analytics. For federal agencies and defense contractors, this shift introduces significant complexity in terms of software license management and compliance. Combining Siemens’ and Altair’s tools under one licensing umbrella will require disciplined IT asset management to prevent

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AEC Software: A Strategic Lever for Federal Infrastructure Resilience 

Software License Management /

With more than $1.2 trillion allocated through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), federal agencies face mounting pressure to deliver critical infrastructure projects efficiently, transparently, and at scale. From transportation networks to flood-defense systems, these public assets rely on advanced Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) software, but without disciplined management of these tools, initiatives

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Duplicate Federal Software Purchases: A GAO-Estimated $100B License Optimization Opportunity 

Optimize License Usage /

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) estimates that that federal agencies could save at least $100 billion in federal IT Spending by eliminating redundant technology purchases—particularly high-cost Engineering Software Licenses such as CAD/CAE suites—and terminating unnecessary investments. Yet despite years of mandates, modernization efforts, and oversight frameworks such as FITARA, agencies continue to procure licenses they

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