BSA, whose members include Adobe Systems Inc., Apple Computer Inc., Microsoft Corp., Symantec Corp., and other software manufacturers, reports that Willkie paid $45,000 to BSA after a self-audit revealed that it had more copies of Symantec Corp. programs on its computers than licenses. (Willkie staff did not respond to a call requesting comments about the settlement.)
Willkie agreed to delete the unlicenses copies, purchase replacement software and strenghen software management practices, reports the alliance, based in San Jose.
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