Colleges and universities are not in the business of IT—they’re in the business of education. Since IT investments are made in pursuit of that goal, information about hardware and software usage […]
Note: This blog is outdated. Please see https://www.sassafras.com/hrl/7.7/general_settings.html#printers for current documentation on using this feature in new versions of Sassafras and PaperCut. Have you ever considered leveraging the data from […]
This webinar was held in August 2019. A recording of the event is embedded below. The interest and excitement around KeyServer 7.6 has been overwhelmingly positive, and the feedback we’ve […]
KeyServer Maps are an incredibly powerful way to allow students to view resource availability – both hardware and software. The simplest way to provide this data is a direct link […]
Publishers change the way they sell their software all the time, so the last few years of Adobe licensing changes, though huge, really aren’t that surprising. Unfortunately, however, many colleges […]
For years, Boise State University has relied on usage statistics gathered by KeyServer not only to optimize software expenditures but also to determine how public computers are used and how […]
We’ve heard it a thousand times: “We don’t need SAM anymore because Adobe and Microsoft went to the cloud and we just buy site licenses for everything now.” In other words: “We […]
Though availability maps have been around since the 7.2 version of KeyServer, we’ve found that many K2 administrators either still aren’t aware of them, or they just aren’t sure where to start […]
Last year Apple announced that High Siera (10.13) would be the last version of OS X to support 32 bit applications. Furthermore, starting in 2018, beta versions of the current […]
In case you thought software license compliance wasn’t complex, confusing, or expensive enough already–say hello to GDPR, Europe’s well-intentioned approach to maximizing complexity, confusion, and cost in the name of personal data […]
