IT Product of the Year – Embarcadero All-Access

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Embarcadero Technologies offers Embarcadero All-Access

Embarcadero’s Philip Rathle explain the significant cost and time saving advantages of the All-Access approach and how it’s setting a new standard for the future of software tools licensing.

With performance pressures and staff cuts, employees must assume more work and additional applications and database platforms must be integrated, monitored, and managed. However, IT staff find it difficult (if not impossible) to predict what tools they will need, and securing approval and funding when they are needed is difficult. To address this environment, the company introduced Embarcadero All-Access, a set of licensing options that make available all the company’s products.

The new suite is available as part of Embarcadero's All-Access offering, which allows organizations to license all of the company's tools under a common subscription.

J Optimizer, DB Optimizer 1.5, and Performance Center 2.7 all will be available through the company's All-Access program, which offers a system-wide performance suite via single-license model.

Embarcadero Technologies' new licensing strategy may help enterprises view the company as a more comprehensive provider of application and database development tools. Called All-Access, the new approach gives customers access to the Embarcadero's portfolio at a reduced cost.

Embarcadero Technologies has taken the integration of its CodeGear assets to the next level with what it is coining "on-demand multiplatform software development."

Embarcadero Technologies, the database tools vendor that acquired Borland's tools line, including Delphi and JBuilder, has taken all of its tools, both its own and Borland's, and put them into a single license, all-in-one package called Embarcadero All-Access.

Vendor lock-in. If you listened to small companies selling one or two task-specific development tools back in the day, this was the thing to most fear.

Embarcadero Technologies has forged a licensing plan allowing on-demand access to all.

Embarcadero Technologies has taken the integration of its CodeGear assets to the next level with what it is coining "on-demand multiplatform software development."