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Data Securities International introduced the concept in the mid 1980s for a Total Software Value (TSV) that uses the composites of Ownership Value (OV) or the software inventory, Market Value (MV), and Internal Cost Savings (ICS) as values and influencing variables of software as a financial asset.
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A TSV software inventory valuation (OV) analysis looks at the sum total (or bundle) of the various software components or intellectual assets that make software usable as a product.
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Holding the keys - Data Securities International, key recovery center - Company Operations | Software Magazine | Find Articles at BNET.com
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Data Securities International was founded in 1982. The company grew steadily over the years before being sold to
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acquired the company. In 2021, Iron Mountain sold DSI (now IPM within IRM) for $ 220 million (see NASDAQ).
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Total Software Value is explained in the book "The Long Journey to Software Valuation" see
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Software & Valuation in the Information Society", LES Nouvelles, June 2008
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and other maintenance materials for licensees and stakeholders. In 1997,
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IRON MOUNTAIN PLANS TO BUY 2 COMPANIES FOR $ 60 MILLION - New York Times
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was a technology escrow administration company based in
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San Francisco, California
escrows source code
Iron Mountain Incorporated
Dwight C. Olson
Iron Mountain
ISBN
978-1-7344129-0-1
"Dwight C. Olson, CLP"
Archived
Holding the keys - Data Securities International, key recovery center - Company Operations | Software Magazine | Find Articles at BNET.com
IRON MOUNTAIN PLANS TO BUY 2 COMPANIES FOR $ 60 MILLION - New York Times
Software & Valuation in the Information Society", LES Nouvelles, June 2008
http://www.trumanenamels.com/v3data/LJSV.jpg
Iron Mountain
NASDAQ
Categories
1997 mergers and acquisitions
Companies based in San Francisco
Computer companies established in 1982
Computer companies disestablished in 1997
Defunct computer companies of the United States
Defunct computer hardware companies

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