Reporting
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LAMUM Best Practices: Best Historical Usage Reports
There are many reports available in LAMUM. This guide will walk you through them. We recommend determining with your management about which reports are most useful. Current…
Read moreChargebacks for Engineering Software
Chargebacks for engineering software are crucial but take so much time. Engineering teams are consistently asked to align with business objectives by ensuring costs and charges…
Read moreUser & Group Detail Usage Reports
Are you interested in looking at usage for individual engineer or groups? LAMUM has a variety of reports to look at details of each. User Detail Reports Usage Report by User…
Read moreOn-Demand Reports
On-demand Reports are one-click, commonly needed reports. The data in these reports is real-time and includes most current data. LAMUM offers 3 ways to create on-demand…
Read moreReports With LAMUM
LAMUM is a very useful usage reporting tool that engineering teams can use to have a more detailed view on license utilization, bottlenecks and requirements. Companies can look…
Read moreIT Chargebacks for Engineering Applications
Chargebacks for IT software and services can often be an emotive topic within organizations. Engineering and IT departments may have the same goal. That is to ensure efficient…
Read moreUnderstanding Usage Patterns & Trends
Tracking how your engineering team uses software is essential for managing resources efficiently. With LAMUM (License Asset Manager with Usage Monitoring), organizations gain…
Read moreUnderstanding Current Checkouts
Many engineering and IT managers have asked how checkout reports in LAMUM work and how they can be used to get the most value. These reports are essential for maintaining…
Read moreZero Usage Reports: Discovering Under-Utilized or Zero-Use Licenses
The biggest challenge for CAD/IT administrators is discovering licenses that are under-utilized or have zero-usage over several months.
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