Optimizing SaaS Productivity: Why SaaS Sprawl prohibits growth?

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Recorded on October 26, 2021. SaaS represents an increasing share of the installed software estate – in cloud-born companies, often 100%. If not managed and optimized, an uncontrolled adoption leads to SaaS Sprawl, sometimes called “Shadow IT”. Sub-optimized usage of SaaS subscriptions, increased risk, and audit exposures will become a headache when scaling a business. […]

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Optimizing SaaS Productivity: Why SaaS Sprawl prohibits growth?
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