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Webcast: Uncovering Revenue Opportunities with Simplified License Management

Overview Check out this on-demand Webinar, "Introducing FLEXnet Operations," from Macrovision for an overview of the features and benefits of FLEXnet Operations, a license management solution that can help you maximize upgrade and renewal revenues while reducing your fulfillment and support costs. This audiocast and accompanying slide presentation outline the key advantages of FLEXnet Operations, including its ability to:

Simplify license management across multiple licensing schemes, including homegrown
Seamlessly process orders, fulfill products, and activate licenses
Empower customers and channel partners through self-service licensing

No matter how big or small your portfolio of offerings may be, if you want to simplify license management and uncover hidden revenue opportunities, you'll benefit from listening to this Macrovision Webinar, now available on demand.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Macrovision
Live Date	1st June 2006 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	MSP, Finance, Sales - Marketing, Customer Support Services, Strategic Planning, Legal, Help Desk, Cost Control - Risk Mgmt.

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