QyrusAI Named a Notable Vendor in Forrester’s SaaS And Software Asset Management Solutions Landscape, Q3 2026

QyrusAI has been named a notable vendor in Forrester’s “The SaaS And Software Asset Management Solutions Landscape, Q3 2026,” published August 12, 2026 by Biswajeet Mahapatra with Frederic Giron, Laura Demarki, and Bill Nagel.

The report covers vendors spanning software asset management, SaaS management, IT asset management, and FinOps platforms. Qyrus’s inclusion reflects our focus on Financial Services, Manufacturing, and Utilities.

Enterprise software consumption has outpaced traditional IT controls. SaaS sprawl, cloud-linked licensing, and AI consumption spread across IT, finance, procurement, and business teams — and decision-making follows the same fragmentation. Organizations need visibility that goes beyond a static inventory to answer harder questions: who’s actually using what, whether spend maps to business value, and whether the data would hold up in an audit.

That’s the category Forrester’s “The SaaS And Software Asset Management Solutions Landscape, Q3 2026” sets out to map — evaluating vendors across software asset management, SaaS management, IT asset management, and FinOps as buyers look for platforms that connect fragmented consumption data to defensible financial and governance outcomes.

Qyrus’s inclusion among the notable vendors in this landscape reflects the SaaS and software asset management capability built on the Qinfinite foundation, now part of Qyrus, with recognized strength in Financial Services, Manufacturing, and Utilities.

Want to see how QyrusAI approaches Software Asset Management? Read our perspective, Rethinking Software Asset Management in the Age of Continuous IT

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