Adil Boubou is an experienced Software Asset Manager at ABN AMRO Bank N.V., where he has been driving the optimization and automation of the bank’s software asset management processes since 2020. With a background spanning over 15 years, Adil has developed a deep expertise in software licensing, asset management, and compliance across various sectors. Prior to his role at ABN AMRO, he served as IT Asset Manager at Gemeente Utrecht, where he managed complex IT asset environments. Adil has also held consulting roles and worked in sales and account management for technology companies such as Dataplus, Infotheek, and Ingram Micro. At ABN AMRO, Adil focuses on streamlining workflows, enhancing stakeholder engagement, and implementing automation to improve efficiency and decision-making in software asset management. His broad experience allows him to provide valuable insights into building scalable and compliant SAM frameworks in complex organizations.
Challenge Your Peers Round Table 3
Monday, October 06
04:30 pm - 05:30 pm
Live in Amsterdam
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Case Study
Tuesday, October 07
04:20 pm - 04:45 pm
Live in Amsterdam
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To enhance agility and maintain greater control, ABN AMRO is automating its Software Asset Management processes. This transformation allows them to increase efficiency, make better-informed decisions, and provide stakeholders with actionable insights. In this session, ABN AMRO will explore their approach to automating key workflows such as license renewals, compliance management, and self-reporting. They will demonstrate how data is collected and integrated into a centralized tool that combines data analysis, reporting, and action-based workflows to empower end users. The session will also highlight how compliance is streamlined through trigger-based automation, enabling real-time responses to license under- or over-utilization. Additionally, they will present their self-declaration process for software licensing models that cannot be measured by their SAM tool. In this session, you will learn: