FlexNet Manager Release Blog — 0_K Bussey (Flexera Software)
Update as of 7 January 2021
Missed the training or want a refresh? Any customer or partner may access the recording and related roadmaps (community sign-in required):
- FlexNet Manager Suite 2020 R2 Release Overview webinar recording
- FlexNet Manager Suite and FlexNet Manager for Engineering Applications Product Roadmap Recordings
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Our FlexNet Manager Suite 2020 R2 on-prem release delivers exciting new capabilities as well as enhancements to existing capabilities. During the webinar, we’ll review changes in this release, including:
- Licensing IBM Cloud Paks products
- Improvements to IBM DB2 Editions and Options inventory
- Discovery and Inventory of Docker Containers on Windows
- User License Restrictions
- Updated Configurable Management Dashboard
- Sharing Analytics Reports and Dashboards
Dates and Time:
4 December at 9 am CST/15:00 UTC - Register
10 December at 2:30 pm AEDT/22:30 UTC - Register
Note - We recommend all customers register to receive the OnDemand recording if unable to attend live.
We want to extend our thanks to our customers and partners who have contributed requirements and feedback which have helped us create this new release.
At the conclusion of the presentation, we’ll hold a live Q&A session so you can ask questions of our product management team.
Hi @KPBussey ,
Just a thought is it possible to have similar webinars for Cloud tenants, as I guess Cloud has a more frequent upgrade cycle, and changes on-prem are less frequent when then wraps up to a large release.
However some of the changes recently have been quite large and/or fundamental and I think an overview from Flexera would be good, so I can bring the end users up to speed on the new features, as sometimes the updates on the release blog do not always stand out.
Hi @bmaudlin - good questions. FNMS Cloud customers could benefit from attending this webinar. You all have had these features rolled out over the past months, so it'd be a retrospective look at features. @mrichardson - FYI