Case StudiesAladdin Knowledge Systems-WetStone TechnologiesEstablished in 1997, WetStone Technologies, Inc. has made it their mission to advance digital investigation technologies and training. When WetStone began seeing their products and software being sold on eBay and other Internet auction sites, they realized that effective copy protection was essential in terms of protecting their intellectual property and maintaining their revenue. WetStone started looking for a solution that would help them protect themselves against software piracy. Vendor: Aladdin Knowledge Systems When WetStone began seeing their products and software being sold on eBay and other Internet auction sites, they realized that effective copy protection was essential in terms of protecting their intellectual property and maintaining their revenue. WetStone started looking for a solution that would help them protect themselves against software piracy. During their search for a digital rights management system, WetStone evaluated solutions from several vendors to determine which one would best meet their current and future needs. Because it would help ensure proper use of WetStones advanced software and offered numerous benefits, WetStone chose Aladdins HASP SRM. For WetStone, one of the most important benefits of implementing HASP SRM
protection has been an increase in sales. Because HASP SRM makes theft and
illegal copying of WetStone software substantially more difficult if not
impossible, organizations are now purchasing multiple copies of WetStone
software for multiple users. WetStone's customers have also been pleased with
Aladdins copy protection system. HASP SRM protects companies who purchase
WetStones software against internal software theft. Installing WetStone's
software is also quite easy for customers. They simply have to insert the HASP
SRM USB key to run the program. In addition, businesses can easily track
software licenses and license multiple products with a single device. Finally,
WetStone has been able to customize HASP keys to offer trial or short-term
subscriptions. Overall, HASP SRM has proven to be a flexible, powerful, and
scalable solution capable of meeting WetStone's current and future software
protection needs.
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