Licensing

'It's very quick for people to put prices up fast,' Ian Turfrey tells Computing and Zerto web seminar

FCA thought it was getting a bargain but then realised it didn't need all the licences it had bought

Internet giants join forces to develop media formats - so they don't have to pay royalties to the likes of MPEG LA

'These legacy vendors make life so darned confusing,' says Coats CIO Richard Cammish

Despite speculation that Whitehall wants to end its reliance on Oracle, CCS has signed a new three-year contract with the tech giant

Executive VP promises 'a robust programme of product security assurance' for licence holders

Mary Ann Davidson blog chastises customers trying to solve own zero-day problems in Oracle software

After a couple of weeks of use, what's Windows 10 really like on a day-to-day basis?

"Oracle has some way to go to convince the market it is on their side,' says TmaxSoft's Kim Joe

US government believes that Oracle is entitled to copyright its APIs, meaning that the likes of Google will have to pay a licence fee to use them