Data Centre / capability
Compute and Server Infrastructure
Half the CPU is idle and the rest runs out twice a year. A month of measured use usually changes both the hardware count and the per-core licence bill.
Half the CPU you paid for sits idle, and the other half runs out on the two days a year that matter.
Sizing usually comes off a configuration sheet. The result is a fleet bought for a peak nobody measured, carrying a licence bill sized the same way.
Ask SECCOM to size against your real utilisation, at no cost. A month of measurement usually changes both the hardware count and the licence count.
What you get. A utilisation baseline per workload across a full working month, a configuration sized to it, and the licence count that follows from that configuration. Stated before you buy rather than discovered at renewal.
Where SECCOM stops. SECCOM sizes and builds the platform. What the application does with it stays with the application owner, and SECCOM will say when the problem is the code rather than the hardware.