Streamlining Software Subscriptions: How ATG Helped Simplify Software Management & Reduce Costs

The Challenge

Managing AutoCAD, Bluebeam, and Adobe subscriptions across separate vendors had become increasingly time-consuming and difficult to track for HHMA.

With different pricing structures, renewal dates, and points of contact, software management was creating unnecessary administrative burdens.

HHMA’s goal was to create a simpler, more efficient approach to managing their AutoCAD, Bluebeam, and Adobe subscriptions.

By securing more competitive pricing, consolidating renewals, and aligning renewal dates, HHMA could reduce administrative complexity, improve budgeting accuracy, and make software management easier for their team.

Solutions

ATG provided a streamlined solution by consolidating their AutoCAD, Bluebeam, and Adobe subscriptions into a single, easier-to-manage package with competitive pricing and simplified renewals.

Throughout the process, Hunter McDougal with ATG’s CORE team worked closely with HHMA’s team to identify the best options for their needs, delivering responsive support and exceptional customer service that made the transition seamless and efficient.

Business Outcomes

The partnership with ATG delivered measurable improvements across HHMA’s software management process.

By reducing licensing costs, consolidating renewals, and simplifying the administration of AutoCAD, Bluebeam, and Adobe subscriptions, they gained a more efficient and cost-effective solution that saves time and removes the burden of managing separate subscriptions.

We have been truly impressed with ATG’s excellent customer service, responsiveness, and quick follow-up whenever we have questions. Hunter and the ATG team have been wonderful to work with, and we would highly recommend them to other firms.

Maureen Moodispaugh

Office Manager

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