Which option in the Removal Candidates menu is focused on low utilization installations?

The focus of the Removal Candidates menu on low utilization installations aligns precisely with the category of Reclamation Candidates. This selection is specifically designed to identify and assess software installations that are not being effectively utilized, thereby making them ideal candidates for reallocation or removal.

Reclamation Candidates typically consist of software that is installed but has been rarely or never used, reflecting a situation where resources are being wasted. By targeting these installations, organizations can optimize software asset management, ensuring that licenses are only held for software that is actively contributing to business needs. This strategic approach not only enhances cost efficiency but also helps maintain compliance with licensing agreements.

The other options serve different purposes and do not specifically address low utilization. Unallocated Installations refer to software that is available but not assigned. Blacklisted Installations are those that have been designated as prohibited due to compliance or security issues. High Utilization Installations focus on actively used software, which is the opposite of low utilization. Hence, Reclamation Candidates is indeed the correct option for managing low utilization installations effectively.