There's an app for almost every problem. So the average SME quietly accumulates dozens of separate tools, department by department, subscription by subscription. Our analysis of selection projects shows what that sprawl really costs.
What the sprawl costs
Each tool solves something on its own. The problem sits in the space between them: data that doesn't flow, work done twice, and oversight that disappears.
Lost time
Data errors and fragmentation
Unnecessary licence costs
Beveiligingsrisico’s
“We counted twenty-six paid tools. Four did almost the same thing, and no one had used two of them in over a year.”
Managing director, advisory firm (50 employees)
From sprawl to coherence
The answer is rarely 'another tool'. More often it's consolidation: fewer systems that integrate well and together cover most of the ground. That starts with an honest inventory of what you have and what it delivers.
Before you add new software, it pays to see what you can clear out. Our advisers map your software landscape free of charge and point out the overlap.