When it comes to software procurement, you have three options — and most organizations default to the one that costs the most. We compare buying direct, using a reseller, and engaging an independent advisor to show which approach delivers real protection and value.
3 Approaches to Software Procurement
When it comes to software procurement, you have three options — and most organizations default to the one that costs the most. We compare buying direct, using a reseller, and engaging an independent advisor to show which approach delivers real protection and value.

Hollie Palmer
Director of Marketing, LicenseFortress

The bottom line
When it comes to software procurement, you have three options — and most organizations default to the one that costs the most. We compare buying direct, using a reseller, and engaging an independent advisor to show which approach delivers real protection and value.
- LicenseFortress is an independent software licensing advocate — we never sell vendor licenses and take no vendor commissions.
- $2.4B+ in vendor claims defended and $625M+ saved for clients.
- Coverage across Oracle, Microsoft, IBM, SAP, VMware by Broadcom, and Adobe.
- Licensing experts working alongside software contract attorneys.
From our case files
What each approach costs, in real engagements:
A Manufacturing Company with a Small Oracle Investment Had Big Compliance Issues
Understand how a little Oracle investment can still equal big compliance issues.
Read the case studyExpert Contract Negotiations Transform an Outdated Oracle Agreement
Packaging company saved $2.5M over 5 years by renegotiating a 20-year-old Oracle contract—6,150% ROI on a $40K engagement.
Read the case studyAbout the author

Hollie Palmer
Director of Marketing, LicenseFortress
Hollie translates the LicenseFortress team's licensing expertise into practical guides and checklists.
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