Software and Licenses

An operating system connects a device's hardware with the applications users need every day. Windows and Linux are both explicitly listed in Technocitta's current software portfolio, covering different approaches to business computing and system environments. The operating system also influences compatibility, administration and how users interact with the rest of the IT environment.

ERP and CRM applications sit much closer to business operations than to raw infrastructure. They help organise information and repeatable processes around areas such as enterprise resource planning and customer relationships. Technocitta specifically identifies ERP and CRM applications within its Software and Licenses service category.

Licensing determines how organisations are permitted to use commercial software. Requirements can vary by product, user and business role, which makes licensing part of the practical side of software procurement. Technocitta's published portfolio specifically names Adobe and Autocad in this category.

Security software adds another protection layer around the systems employees use. It complements network controls such as firewalls and access controls such as identity management. Technocitta lists security software directly within its Software and Licenses portfolio, linking the software layer back to the wider IT environment.