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10Duke have been called "the thought leaders of the software licensing industry" by our customers. On this blog you'll find useful guides as well as our thoughts on software licensing, identity management and other related topics.
26th July 2019
Questions regarding the ease of migration to a new license manager are often a main area of concern for any company considering such a move. In […]
13th February 2019
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a discipline within cybersecurity that seeks to ensure that only the right people can access the appropriate data and resources, […]
9th January 2019
Managing concurrency effectively is essential for many independent software vendors. Suppliers need to be able to protect their IP and revenue streams by preventing software overuse.
9th January 2019
One-time passwords can be generated in several ways and each one has trade-offs in term of security, convenience, and cost.
9th January 2019
The unsung hero of our connected world is the Application Programming Interface (API). APIs make it possible for interactions between applications, data and devices to take […]
8th January 2019
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Cybersecurity is about gaining peace of mind from knowing that your business is prepared.
8th January 2019
Due to the tight control and information offered by Identity-based licensing, software inventory, license management, software metering and software deployment are all already part of the […]
19th October 2018
In today’s fast-paced, multi-app world, the best licensing solution that can be used to underpin an ISVs product distribution is one using identity-based licensing.
18th October 2018
Here’s our rundown of some of the software licensing industry’s most interesting statistics.
16th October 2018
Providing an aggregate use time licence is very appealing for enterprise customers as it allows them to better control spending on complex projects.
15th October 2018
Find out how Causeway Technologies leveraged the 10Duke software licensing solution to gain complete visibility over their construction software.
6th March 2018
With the deadline of May 25th, 2018 looming, organisations are hustling to become compliant with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).