In the Technical Validation report, “SolarWinds Observability: Observability and Service Management for Modern Application Architectures,” TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group examined SolarWinds® Observability for its ability to support organizations no matter where they are in their digital transformation journeys. In this Technical Summary, we highlight some of the high-level findings. For the full analysis, you can download the report for free.

ServiceNow has embraced a three-zero strategy for its digital technology operations: zero unplanned outages, zero physical footprints, and zero user-reported incidents. We adopted a cloud-first policy as part of our zero-physical-footprint strategy. This approach delivers the operational agility we need as a growing company—we can add capacity on demand. With a data-center approach, that would take weeks or months.

Whether you are a small or a big company, IT asset management is essential in order to keep track of your IT assets. It is considered as a baseline requirement for every business in order to prevent IT problems that may lead to serious security issues. So what is exactly IT asset management? Why is it important? And how can you do it?

Creating a system for purchase orders is a critical first step in effective procurement management. It assists organizations in maintaining track of orders, inventories, and payments. A business may have a number of problems without a well-organized purchase order system, including lost payments, overstocking, and late deliveries. We'll go over the purchase order system's definition, operation, significance, and how you can quickly set it up in this blog. So, let us begin!

Today's quickly evolving corporate environment has made controlling enterprise assets more important than ever. To ensure their long-term sustainability and profitability, businesses need to be able to manage and maintain their assets efficiently. Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) is useful in this situation. A strategic approach to managing and sustaining an organization's assets, such as its infrastructure, machinery, and equipment, is known as enterprise asset management (EAM).

Productivity measures the amount of work you can get done with defined time and resources—or, more formally, "a ratio between the output volume and the volume of inputs”. The key takeaway is this: anything we can do to increase the amount of work completed will increase productivity. Equally, anything which reduces the cost or time required to do that work will also increase productivity—which is what we all want.

ISO 27001 is the gold standard to follow for effective Information Security Management, and it is deeply related to IT Asset Management. In particular, the annex A.8.1 provides all the necessary information to manage your information assets properly. So, understanding the full scope of it is crucial to create an all-round ITAM strategy that will ensure all your assets are always fully protected.

The concept of asset lifecycle management (ALM) has been at the forefront of enterprise operations for many years, and its importance is likely to continue in the coming years. ALM plays a crucial role in helping businesses manage the acquisition, maintenance, and disposal of their assets and resources. Companies that effectively manage their asset lifecycle will benefit from improved operational efficiency, higher ROI, and a reduced risk of downtime.

Asset management is an essential component of every corporate operation. It refers to managing a company’s assets to optimize its value and returns. Asset management’s essential purpose is maximizing return on investment (ROI) while avoiding risks. Many businesses and equipment managers are talking about asset management. It promises a methodical approach to managing, enhancing, and disposing of assets most economically.