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Session

Case Study

Montag, 30. September

18:30 - 19:00

Live in Berlin

Weniger Details

This presentation explores the role of SAM in providing procurement teams with the data and insights needed to make informed purchasing decisions. It examines how SAM ensures that procurement processes align with software licensing agreements and compliance requirements. Additionally, you will learn how SAM can identify underutilized software assets, potentially reducing the need for new purchases.

  • How SAM contributes to optimizing software purchasing decisions in the procurement process?
  • How SAM helps in managing software license compliance during procurement?
  • What role SAM plays in identifying redundant or underutilized software before procurement?

Sprecher

Kevin Van Diem

Software Asset Manager, Royal Bam Group Nv

Kevin van Diem joined Royal BAM Group in August 2022 as Software Asset Manager. Previously, he worked for more than 5 years at ITAM solutions Empowering Data as Software Asset Management Consultant / Data Analyst.

"I love Software Asset Management (SAM) because I can make a difference in the company. A difference between over-licensed and under-licensed. Software Asset Management helps save money by ensuring we only buy what we need and use. It keeps us legal by managing licenses correctly and avoids fines. We make smarter decisions, save time, and reduce stress. It also improves security by keeping software updated and secure. SAM supports green goals by reducing waste and provides a clear overview of all our software. It boosts productivity by ensuring everyone has the tools they need.
Overall, SAM makes everything smoother and more organized. Most importantly, the appreciation combined with the interaction and collaboration with the people drives me the most."

Unternehmen

Royal Bam Group Nv

Royal BAM Group nv designs, builds and maintains high quality, sustainable buildings, homes, and infrastructure for public and private sector clients. BAM is one of a few large companies to have set science-based targets to reduce the CO2 intensity of its operations by 50 per cent in 2030 compared to 2015, and is committed to maintaining its place on the Climate Change A List, published by CDP each year. This commitment is set out in BAM’s strategy for 2021-2023, called ‘Building a sustainable tomorrow’, which also aims to provide employees with safe and rewarding work, and generate attractive returns for shareholders. Using the latest industry innovations, our 13,500 employees reduce the carbon footprint of the built environment, whilst delivering increased well-being and social value to the communities we serve. With annual revenues of approximately €6,6 billion, the Group supports clients through two main divisions (Netherlands, and United Kingdom and Ireland) and a PPP business. Royal BAM Group nv is listed on the Amsterdam Euronext exchange.

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