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Best Practices: Seven Simple Steps To Successfully Negotiate Software Contracts
Posted By R "Ray" Wang On March 1, 2004 @ 12:46 In Apps Strategy,best practices,Contract Negotiations,contract strategy,enterprise applications,enterprise apps,Enterprise apps strategy,Enterprise Software,ERP,IT Strategy,license fees,license policy,maintenance fees,Oracle,PeopleSoft,R "Ray" Wang;,SaaS,SAP,Siebel,software contract reviews,software licensing,software licesing and pricing,software pricing | No Comments
Users often find the hardest part of owning software to be negotiating the software contracts. Complex licensing and pricing polices often meet ambiguous terms and conditions. As vendors continue to gain the upper hand in deals, it will be important to match entry point in software ownership with seven steps to successfully negotiate a deal.
Common entry points in the software ownership life cycle:
7 strategies to plan a software contract negotiation
It’s now time to engage in contract negotiations!
Contact me at rwjhu@yahoo.com if you need any assistance in your contract negotiation. We provide fixed fee pricing, retainer models, or gain sharing for Baan, JD Edwards, Lawson, Microsoft Great Plains, Oracle, Peopelsoft, SAP, And Siebel contracts. Just ask!
The details are in 2 parts. Part 1 is here [1]. Part 2 is here [2].
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