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Software Audit Nightmares

We're still looking for stories of software audits gone horribly wrong. Have you had the Business Software Alliance or a vendor rough you up during a licensing audit? Do you have a nightmare story to tell? Tell it to [email protected], with assurances that your confidentiality is absolutely guaranteed and that only I will see your story. I will not run it anywhere without contacting you first and getting your explicit approval. So, send me your worst…

Thanks,
Lee

Posted by Lee Pender on 06/14/2010 at 1:23 PM

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