Origina General Counsel and Chief Risk Officer Guy Tritton rebuts claims made by HCL against using third-party software maintenance providers.
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read moreAre you unhappy with your software maintenance and support but skeptical about moving to an independent provider? This blog debunks some of the common misconceptions about partnering with a third-party software maintenance company.
read moreAny company that has purchased IBM software licenses will likely be audited at some point. Here are the top three scenarios that can trigger an audit.
read moreIn its 2023 market report, Gartner calls third-party software support “a quick win” and outlines the scenarios that could benefit the most from transferring your IT software solutions from megavendor maintenance to companies like Origina.
read moreOur Co-Founder and CSO Rowan O’Donoghue discusses the common misconceptions and fears about third-party software maintenance for IBM, and how Origina can dispel them.
read moreIBM® Maximo version 7.6.1.x will move to end of support status in 2024. Keep the software you have instead of making unnecessary upgrades.
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read moreThe CVE-2023-44487 security vulnerability can cause Denial of Service on systems using HTTP/2 if exploited. Read more about this latest cyberattack.
read moreThe legacy software in your estate has a lot of life left to give if you take steps to secure it. And there are almost always steps you can take to harden the estate.
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