Uninterrupted Enterprise Service Management (ESM) is essential to maintaining business productivity, efficiency and employee satisfaction. Traditional on-premises ESM systems can be limited in scalability, lack updated security measures and be hard to maintain and upgrade. Relying on on-premises systems raises the additional risk of complete data loss and reduces service availability due to the reliance on only one or two potential failure points.

During the pandemic, we were inundated with news stories about healthcare providers who had to get creative when treating patients because they couldn’t get the necessary medicine, supplies and equipment. Demand outweighed supply. But, for the most part, the supply chain has now stabilised, and nurses and doctors can source what they need to resume treatments and surgeries as normal. So, I was shocked when nearly three-quarters of hospital leaders in the UK and U.S.

Get a sneak peek at the revamped Self-Service Portal launching soon. Look forward to a refreshed, vibrant homepage, a sleek dark mode, a modern UI/UX, and (ta-da!) easy portal customization from the Admin Center.

Navigating the complexities of IT Asset Management (ITAM) requires a strategic approach. This article delves into the challenges businesses face and offers practical solutions to optimize your ITAM strategy.

As part of the Agile “family”, DevOps is often seen as strictly incompatible with any formal processes. Is there a place for ITIL in the post-DevOps world?

Have you ever wondered how businesses manage the value of their technology over time? The depreciation of IT assets plays a crucial role in this process. As technology evolves rapidly, understanding how to account for the decline in value of these IT assets becomes essential for financial health and strategic planning.

Have you ever found yourself confused by the overlapping terms in IT Management? IT Service Management (ITSM), Configuration Management Database (CMDB), and IT Asset Management (ITAM) are often mixed up, yet they each play unique roles in optimizing IT operations. This article will clarify these concepts, starting with their definitions and highlighting how they interconnect.

Until relatively recently, enterprises relied on fixed perimeters using firewalls and VPNs to control access to networks and resources. Traditional network security assumed that everything within the network could be trusted, while external users were granted access with simple password protection.