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As digital technologies permeate education, academic institutions are partnering with more technology vendors than ever before to meet the learning and training needs of their students and staff. This rampant proliferation of digital assets is paving the way for new problems. CIOs, IT decision-makers, and procurement teams at institutions are daunted by the challenges of managing and distributing digital resources and optimizing associated costs. Moreover, the lack of transparency in software licensing and asset management due to decentralized management and shadow IT is creating concerns related to security, compliance, and data integrity. This situation begs several questions. How do we know which digital resources are being used the most? How can institutions procure those resources in a cost-effective way? And how do they ensure optimal and secure delivery of those resources to students and faculty? 

