What is ISO/IEC 19770?
ISO/IEC 19770 is an international standard for Software Asset Management. It can be used for executable and
non-executable software. This includes the following types of software assets:
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Software use rights
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Software for use
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Media holding copies of software for use
Domain
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Specifications
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Best Practices
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Process Model
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Maturity Model
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Software asset management
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yes
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no
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no
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no
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This standard aligns closely with ISO/IEC 20000.
ISO/IEC 19770 consists of two documents:
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ISO/IEC 19770-1: Processes
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ISO/IEC 19770-2: Specification for SAM Data (currently in progress)
These documents can be purchased from the http://www.iso.org/.
ISO/IEC 19770 describes 27 processes that map to processes in PRM-IT (Process Reference Model for IT). This
mapping is shown below.
Process Mapping
Organizational Management Processes for SAM
Control Environment for SAM
Planning and Implementation Processes for SAM
Core SAM Processes
Inventory Processes for SAM
Verification and Compliance Processes for SAM
Operations Management Processes and Interfaces for SAM
Primary Process Interfaces for SAM
Life Cycle Process Interfaces for SAM
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