The life cycle of an asset starts from the day it is purchased to the day of its disposal. During this whole process, there are a lot of changes in the state, condition of asset and user history, depreciation being incurred and multiple other things. It is very important to keep a track of all of this so that an organization is well aware of the asset that they procure.

IT asset managers’ job descriptions tend to be very complicated and diverse. In general terms, the role is in charge of managing an organization’s hardware and software assets, so it’s crucial to have a trustworthy professional, especially for organizations that conduct most of their operations on digital systems. In this sense, an IT asset manager has to also be capable of handling a team of professionals dedicated to the task to achieve the business goals with its assets.

What do restaurants rely on these days? With the change in environment with multiple competitors growing every day, to survive in this fast-paced industry, restaurants must think out of the box and start managing their assets if they are not. There are times when they end up being in a situation which is caused due to sudden breakdown in their assets, which is not a good situation to be in. It reduces the trust of customers and ultimately leads to a reduction in profits.

Typically, when you start using ITAM software, one of the first things to do (besides creating the IT inventory) is upload your assets’ users and locations. Since that information is often located in an on-premise directory (such as Active Directory), IT asset managers use a VPN to synchronize it with the tool. However, this extra step makes the process a bit more complex. But what would you say if there were another way to connect on-premise services to ITAM software apart from the VPN?

Running a business is not an easy task and when it comes to running a restaurant, it is more difficult. As the restaurant service industry is growing at a very fast pace. For businesses to keep up with all the trends it is important to keep a track of all the assets in the best way possible. When all the assets are maintained and managed perfectly, it leads to a reduction in risks and an ultimate increase in profits for the business.

Effective IT Asset Management is an absolute must to ensure high-quality IT services without huge expenses. Implementing an ITAM strategy has many perks in diverse areas such as Knowledge Management, IT security, finances, and employee experience. However, the only way to truly benefit from all of these is to do proactive IT Asset Management.

For those outside the grocery industry, direct store delivery (DSD) is a distribution model used by manufacturers/CPGs that entails delivering products directly to retail store shelves. This model is extremely conducive for perishable food categories. During your typical grocery shopping, you may notice that store employees these days do relatively little replenishment in the aisles.

IT asset management (ITAM) is a critical corporate capability for keeping your organization and its assets safe. The global pandemic, in particular, put the need for effective ITAM capabilities front and center for many organizations, with investments in the are growing. But where is ITAM heading in 2023 and beyond? To help understand its evolution, we asked six ITAM and ITSM industry authorities for their opinions on the ITAM trends to keep in mind for 2023.

When an organization starts to flourish the number of assets that it procures increases, and with that keeping a track of all of them becomes a task for the employees. Traditionally organizations used to keep a track of all these assets by maintaining spreadsheets, but with a major change in the way how organizations work, maintaining spreadsheets became difficult.