Sep 15, 2026 · 12 min · 9 segments
Most mid-market companies think they have a handle on their software stack. Then they run a discovery and find three to five times more apps than they knew about. In this episode, Frank Antonucci…
Frank AntonucciGuest
Paul KnittleHostJoe McGuireHost
For a mid-market CFO or CIO who feels like they're bleeding money on software, where does Tori fit into that efficiency puzzle?

Yeah, and the starting point, as this will be a common theme probably throughout our conversation, is going to be that visibility.

And the big aha moment for a lot of folks is when we do that initial discovery.

On average, we find between three to five times more applications in their environment than they're aware of.

A lot of times the conversation will start with, you know, we have a pretty good handle on everything.

You know, it can no longer be just knowing the apps you're paying for and knowing the apps behind your SSO.

That's the big blind spot for a lot of organizations is they may think they have a handle.

For a mid-market CFO or CIO who feels like they're bleeding money on software, where does Tori fit into that efficiency puzzle?

Yeah, and the starting point, as this will be a common theme probably throughout our conversation, is going to be that visibility.

And the big aha moment for a lot of folks is when we do that initial discovery.

On average, we find between three to five times more applications in their environment than they're aware of.

A lot of times the conversation will start with, you know, we have a pretty good handle on everything.

You know, it can no longer be just knowing the apps you're paying for and knowing the apps behind your SSO.

That's the big blind spot for a lot of organizations is they may think they have a handle.
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