Author: Murphy Tiggelaar

Many AWS customers use Purchase Orders (POs) to procure products and services as well as approve invoices for payment as part of their procure-to-pay process. POs are often used to document the details of goods and services being purchased, including products, prices, and quantities. They can also assist buyers with invoice matching and processing interdepartmental […]

With the launch of Managed entitlements and multiple Private Marketplace catalogs, AWS Marketplace administrators can improve your procurement governance and license tracking. In this blog post, Murphy and I discuss how you can use Private Marketplace and Managed entitlements together to centralize your purchasing and license distribution in AWS Marketplace. Private Marketplace provides granular governance […]

AWS Marketplace now enables administrators to create unique sets of distinct curated, third-party software products for different AWS Marketplace accounts in their organization. This launch expands the Private Marketplace functionality by empowering administrators to scale their software governance for diverse user groups, increasing agility and enabling a faster software procurement process for their users. AWS […]