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Asia Letter, Q4 2017: North Korea in the News, South Korea in a Bind

In this issue of the Asia Letter, Scott Foster again delivers what he seems best at: a pragmatic, smart, and surprising view of Asian plans and interests you will not have...

Key Considerations When Renewing Your Microsoft Enterprise Agreement

Given that the cost involved with an EA is significant, organizations need to carefully evaluate their options prior to renewal time so that they make the right decision....

Beware of Free Software Licensing Help From Software Vendors

Software vendors’ offers of licensing help or free SAM engagements may not be what they seem to be. Responding immediately out of fear or haste, without adequate...

Negotiate SaaS Agreements That Are Built to Last

Review your SaaS contracts to leverage your unique position during negotiations and find substantial cost savings.
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Negotiate SaaS Agreements That Are Built to Last – Phase 3: Negotiate Contract

This phase of the blueprint, Negotiate SaaS Agreements that are Built to Last, will help you create a thorough negotiation plan.

Negotiate SaaS Agreements That Are Built to Last – Phase 2: Redline Contract

This phase of the blueprint, Negotiate SaaS Agreements that are Built to Last, will help you redline your proposed SaaS contract.

Negotiate SaaS Agreements That Are Built to Last – Phase 1: Gather Requirements

This phase of the blueprint, Negotiate SaaS Agreements that are Built to Last, will help you gather requirements.

Negotiate SaaS Agreements That Are Built to Last – Phases 1-3

This storyboard will help you redline and negotiate a contract for a SaaS agreement, resulting in significant cost savings.

Negotiate SaaS Agreements That Are Built to Last – Executive Brief

Read this Executive Brief to understand that contract review needs to look at the contract holistically, instead of just focusing on price.

Vendor Communication Management Plan

Most SaaS purchases involve a broad range of stakeholders -- create and implement a plan to ensure effective communication throughout the negotiation process.
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