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Effective communication and collaboration with stakeholders in Software Asset Management (SAM)

Collaboration and communication with stakeholders are key factors in the success of software asset management (SAM) projects. Without it, SAM initiatives can stall and even fail. It is therefore all the more important to know the different interests, expectations and requirements of the parties involved in a SAM project and to manage them. At COMPLION, our project experience has taught us why stakeholder communication is so important in SAM, what challenges can arise and how companies can overcome them.

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Beyond Compliance - Does the SAM function still have a raison d'être in the cloud era?

With the increasing use of cloud-based services in companies, the importance of traditional license compliance, especially for Software as a Service (SaaS), is decreasing - this was the unanimous opinion of the participants of our panel discussion on 24.03.2025 at SAMS in Berlin. But what value can SAM add to the management of cloud-based services? In this blog post, we look at selected topics.

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Sustainable compliance, efficiency and IT security - How COMPLION combines personal strengths and professional experience with vision

At any point in your career, you ask yourself the following question: "How do I match my own skills and experience with the requirements of my job?" In this blog post, we show you the vision with which Complion was founded, how we implement it and how you can get involved with us.

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The first quarter of 2025 from a cybersecurity perspective: New world record set in crypto theft and HR departments under pressure

The first quarter of the year is almost over and the crypto heist high score already seems to have been reached. Suspected North Korean hackers were able to steal around 1.5 billion US dollars in cryptocurrencies from the crypto exchange Bybit. The success of the modern bank robbers was partly based on the use of freeware by the victim Bybit. Details on what is probably the biggest crypto theft of all time and which trends from 2024 will continue this year can be found in the new blog post by Tobias Philipsen.

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