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Reducing dependency on GAFAM is not only about sovereign cloud. The secondary software license market is a legal, structured, and underexploited tool for digital sovereignty. Analysis on the occasion of the Digital Sovereignty Salon 2026 in Paris.

NIS2, dependence on GAFAM, constrained IT budgets: how can the CIOs of local authorities finance their digital sovereignty trajectory without budget extensions in 2026. Analysis on the occasion of the Coter Numérique.

Cloud licensing inflation, post-Broadcom turbulence, AI workloads, and the UsedSoft ruling: why the secondary software market is now a structural pillar of SAM strategy. Analysis ahead of SAMS Nordic 2026 in Copenhagen.

Microsoft announced a significant price increase for Power BI, impacting companies' IT budgets. This article analyzes the implications of this increase and explores alternative solutions, including the use of second-hand licenses, to optimize costs while maintaining quality analytical performance.

Since the acquisition of VMware by Broadcom, the licensing policy has undergone major changes, notably the elimination of perpetual licenses in favor of subscription models. This article analyzes the impacts of these changes on businesses and proposes strategies to adapt effectively.