Highlights

Normalisieren und Anreichern als Erfolgsgeheimnis

Reliably manage asset lifecycles

Tackle EOL and EOS effectively

Outdated and unsupported technology assets increase risk and manual effort in the IT estate. Proactively identify assets that need updating, replacement or removal with actionable end-of-life and end-of-support market data. Lower security and compliance risks, decrease support costs and reduce obsolescence.

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Power strategic decision making

Enable proactive infrastructure planning and maintenance

Projects become complicated, long and frustrating when stakeholders have different—and even conflicting—views of the same technology landscape. Make data-driven decisions about your IT environment with Technopedia, the largest and most complete technology catalog—for enterprise architecture, vendor management initiatives, general maintenance and more.

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Reduce vulnerability risk

Stay ahead of vulnerabilities in your environment

Software vulnerabilities affect every organization, and can lead to costly breaches. Quickly understand which products carry the highest risks and leverage threat intelligence to plan mitigation efforts with risk intelligence from the renowned Secunia Research team. Resolve reliability issues and minimize risks to your organization.

Enhance your asset security

CMDB data quality

Enhance the reliability of your CMDB technology data

Bad CMDB data leads to bad CMDB outcomes. Feed your CMDB solutions with normalized, accurate software and hardware models powered by Technopedia for efficient configuration item creation and maintenance.

Improve your CMDB data quality

Discover, Normalize and Act

Drive strategic decisions with reliable data

Inconsistent, incomplete, inaccurate, sprawling and outdated information about your hardware and software creates complexity and inefficiency. This siloed view of your IT asset data can also increase the probability of wasted spend, regulatory compliance issues, vendor audits and cybersecurity risks.

Flexera’s Data Platform - powered by Technopedia - discovers, normalizes and augments your technology data to improve intelligent decision making, reduce IT spend and mitigate risk.

Reliable technology information

5+ million standardized hardware and software models

  • Create a comprehensive view of your IT asset portfolio with a technology catalog containing 5+ million standardized hardware and software models
  • Simplify regulatory requirements and audits with reduced costs and improve efficiency
  • Keep your information accurate and reliable with continuously updated market data on lifecycle, open source software and more
  • Prioritize software security actions like patch management or application updates with advisories from Secunia Research

Flexera integrates with your top technology vendors

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(With our old process,) there was a lot of repetitive, manual labor involved in looking up the details of the new device, finding the correct model number, and recording all of the relevant information in a uniform format.

KAREN WARREN, Deputy Chief Information Officer Wesleyan University

Frequently asked questions

Flexera Technopedia is the world’s largest enriched technology catalog, with proprietary data on more than 5 million hardware and software products across 100K+ vendors, enriched with 108K+ security advisories, 5M+ EOL/EOS dates, sustainability insights, and more than 4500 curated updates daily.

A CMDB is a core repository that serves as a data silo in an organization, keeping all the information about the company’s IT environment. This database is purposely built to manage configuration. A CMDB offers you a central place to store data related to your IT infrastructure and configuration assets. Learn more

The main difference between ITAM and CMDB is their purpose–ITAM is designed to monitor the procurement, implementation, maintenance and disposal of your IT assets, while CMDB monitors the characteristics, associations and dependencies of configuration items, giving you a picture of the effect of variations and occurrences across your IT infrastructure. Learn more

While both terms indicate phases where support diminishes for a product, they have distinct meanings:

  • End of life (EOL) is the date after which a product will no longer be sold or renewed. However, it might still receive some form of support, such as security patches.
  • End of support (EOS) is the date that marks the complete cessation of all support services for the product. After this date, no new patches, updates or fixes will be released, even for critical vulnerabilities.

To learn more, see our glossary.

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