Zach Moore

Zach Moore is a specialist for the West Region at GDT in the Software and Support Services division. He leads all customer engagements for the region when working on projects related to enterprise agreements, software subscriptions, and maintenance contracts. Additionally, he has been critical in designing and building several of GDT’s biggest differentiators, like GDTamp and the GDT Lifecycle Assessment. He has worked on the partner side of the industry since 2018 and has almost eight years of experience in roles across the customer-facing segments of the business. During his free time, he enjoys golfing with friends, traveling to new places, and hanging out on the beach. 

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The Cisco True Forward: How to avoid surprise costs

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IT asset management

As technology evolves, maintaining visibility across your IT portfolio has become incredibly complex. The transition from locally managed hardware assets to a combination of public and private cloud environments, virtual appliances, and software-defined networks has altered how providers license and monetize their products. Furthermore, the added complexity of distributed networks, the