Managing access to licensed content and courseware within an organization and its wider ecosystem poses significant challenges. Organizations find it difficult to know which users are accessing which partner portal, which content is being consumed, and whether the purchased licenses are being utilized fully or partially. Let us take for instance, the scenario of an organization, where many employees need licensed access to external partner content. The acquisition of these licenses and their provisioning is often manual, with each user needing to be given their credentials by an administrator. This takes time and effort; and when access needs to be limited to specific content and not the whole library, it increases from the administrative complexity. Administrators manage all this manually, using spreadsheets, which is time-consuming, costly, and not dynamic enough. This is increasingly difficult, especially with the workforce becoming more mobile. Now imagine if this problem is multiplied by several providers in said Company A’s ecosystem, then the size of the problem starts ballooning. This explains why organizations typically face the predicament of employees attempting to access content for which they do not have allocated licenses, leading to frustrations for everyone, licensing contradictions, delays in enablement, all of which can affect an organization’s overall readiness. TIDWIT can resolve all these issues through automating license management and distribution throughout the organization’s ecosystem, eliminating inefficiencies, while providing the necessary controls and reporting.