Northwind Financial Group·Banking·18,400 seats·$41.2M annual technology spend
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Annual license spend
$41.2M
-4.8% YoY
Normalized across 214 publishers
Identified savings
$6.9M
+$428K this quarter
38 optimization plays open
Compliance exposure
$1.7M
-$310K vs last audit
3 publishers at risk
Trust score
94%
Evidence-backed
Data completeness × freshness
Licence spend vs optimized baseline
$ millions per month, rolling 8 months
Compliance mix
Share of licensable estate
Compliant · 68%
Under-licensed · 14%
Over-licensed · 13%
Unresolved · 5%
Spend and risk by publisher
$ millions annualized
Estate data coverage
Trust score inputs
Licensing intelligence
Signals the engine raised in the last 7 days
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IBM sub-capacity at risk on PWR-1
$612K
High

ILMT agent on nw-db-lpar-12 last reported 34 days ago — full-capacity fallback would add $612K exposure.

Oracle core factor mis-applied on 3 hosts
$188K
Medium

Graviton3 hosts counted at 1.0 instead of 0.5 core factor.

SAP user type downgrade opportunity
$340K
Medium

460 Professional users show read-only behaviour over 180 days.

Adobe over-provisioning
$214K
High

290 unused Creative Cloud seats past 90-day inactivity threshold.

Canonical optimization play
IBM Db2 Advanced Enterprise — sub-capacity PVU consolidation
Current annual cost$1.24M
Optimized annual cost$812K
Annual savings$428K
Confidence94%
Explain calculation
Next renewals
Windows closing soon
Adobe
Reduce 290 seats before window closes
42d
Oracle
ULA certification workshop
76d
Microsoft
Benchmark core vs subscription mix
214d