News - Par Habibou M'baye, le 12 Feb 2025

Softcorner participates in the 31st CoTer digital congress in Saint-Malo

Highly anticipated by IT decision-makers and all players in software asset management, the SAM Paris 2022 conference took place in person on June 10th. This day provided an opportunity to review compliance and strategies for optimizing software license portfolios in hybrid environments (on-premise/on-demand) and increasingly complex architectures. Softcorner, a leader in the B2B market for second-hand software licenses in Europe, was present. It was an opportunity for all visitors to discover the marketplace or deepen their knowledge on one of the essential components of optimizing and valuing their software assets.

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