Which of the following are normalization statuses?

Normalization statuses in software asset management refer to the various states that a software title can have concerning its data quality and accuracy. These statuses reflect how closely the information matches established records or standards.

The presence of "Normalized" indicates that the software title’s data has been processed and aligned with a standard definition, ensuring that it meets quality controls for reporting and compliance purposes. "New" suggests that the item has either just been introduced into the system or that it is recognized for the first time, which requires a different approach in handling.

"Match Not Found" is a status indicating that the existing records do not recognize the software title as a match for any prior definitions, highlighting situations where manual intervention might be required to define or categorize the software.

"Publisher Normalized" implies that data normalization occurred specifically with reference to a software publisher’s standards, which may involve specific conventions or guidelines from the publisher themselves. "Manually Normalized" indicates that the normalization process was done manually, usually due to the absence of an automated match or when additional context is needed for accuracy.

Since all these statuses reflect important aspects of the normalization process, recognizing that all of them can represent different conditions of software title data in asset management supports the selection of "All of the above"