Lead enterprise software asset management practice, governance, compliance, and optimization across the software asset lifecycle.
Responsibilities
Lead the enterprise software asset management practice, establishing governance, standards, controls, operating procedures, and a multi-year improvement roadmap.
Serve as the subject-matter expert for software licensing, product-use rights, compliance obligations, and IT service contract management.
Manage and improve authoritative repositories for software entitlements, contracts, purchase records, renewal dates, ownership, and supporting documentation.
Lead complex license-position and compliance analyses by reconciling deployments, usage, entitlements, contract terms, and product-use rights.
Identify and lead optimization opportunities, including license harvesting, demand management, subscription rationalization, and contract consolidation.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree or equivalent years of relevant work experience
Nice to have: advanced knowledge of major software licensing models
Strategic leader responsible for vendor management strategy across a diverse portfolio of technology providers, leading the Vendor Management Office (VMO) and Software Asset Management (SAM).
Locations (2)
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
United States
Compensation
A reasonable estimate of the current range is $137000 to $282000
Responsibilities
Lead enterprise vendor management strategy across DT-US
Advise the CIO, DT-US COO, and DT-US senior leaders on vendor strategy, selection, and portfolio governance
Create an integrated view of vendor interdependencies, including primary suppliers, subcontractors, platform providers, and supporting service partners
Oversee vendor lifecycle activities from demand planning, due diligence, onboarding, and implementation through renewal, remediation, and exit
The Senior Analyst, Software Asset Management (SAM) plays a critical role in managing the lifecycle of software assets across the enterprise. This position ensures that license entitlements, usage, and compliance are properly tracked and managed via ServiceNow SAMPro.
Compensation
Minimum Pay: $65,000
Maximum Pay: $114,500
Responsibilities
Maintain and manage software license entitlements in ServiceNow SAMPro, ensuring accurate data and alignment with contractual terms.
Monitor software usage, identify optimization opportunities, and provide insights to reduce cost and risk.
Coordinate and support software vendor true-up exercises, including data validation, reporting, and stakeholder communication.
Serve as a key point of contact for software license audits, compiling and providing necessary documentation and reports.
Partner with IT, Finance, Legal, and business units to maintain compliance and support lifecycle management strategies.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Information Technology, Supply Chain, or related field
Senior Software Asset Management (SAM) License Analyst responsible for managing complex software licensing, entitlement, compliance, optimization, audit, and risk activities across enterprise publishers.
Responsibilities
Independently manage complex licensing positions across multiple enterprise publishers and licensing models
Develop, review, and challenge Effective License Positions using contractual entitlements, deployment, assignment, usage, workforce, publisher, and other relevant data
Interpret complex product-use rights, licensing metrics, subscription terms, consumption models, virtualization rules, cloud-use rights, and other publisher requirements
Work unfamiliar licensing issues to a defensible position using appropriate evidence, publisher terms, contracts, licensing documentation, and professional judgment
Identify material entitlement gaps, over-deployment, licensing exposure, optimization opportunities, and unresolved assumptions
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Business, Accounting, Computer Science, or a related discipline
Wellverse is seeking a strategic and results-driven Director of Technology Vendor & Asset Management to lead the governance, optimization, and execution of enterprise technology vendor relationships and technology asset lifecycle management.
Compensation
Our Base Pay Range for this position $147,100 - $245,100
Responsibilities
Develop and execute the enterprise technology vendor management strategy aligned to Wellverse business objectives.
Serve as executive relationship owner for strategic technology suppliers and managed service providers.
Establish governance frameworks, scorecards, business reviews, and performance management processes across all technology vendors.
Lead quarterly business reviews and executive steering committees with critical service providers.
Partner with Procurement and Legal to negotiate software, hardware, telecom, SaaS, cloud, and managed services agreements.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Business Administration, Supply Chain, Finance, or related field
Responsible for end-to-end software asset management, licensing, procurement, and renewal processes.
Responsibilities
Own and manage software request, licensing, procurement, and renewal processes across ServiceNow, Flexera, and Coupa.
Drive software asset governance, including catalog management, entitlement tracking, license compliance, and renewal planning.
Partner with Procurement, Finance, vendors, and business stakeholders to ensure efficient purchasing, invoicing, and service delivery.
Lead software optimization initiatives through rationalization, reclamation, standardization, and lifecycle management to reduce costs and software sprawl.
Deliver reporting, metrics, and actionable insights that improve operational performance, data quality, compliance, and SAM maturity.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in information systems, business, finance, supply chain, technology, or equivalent
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