Let’s explore how is New Tech is affecting your ITAM Program
• AI
• Smart Tech
• Blockchain
• Virtualization
Don’t fall asleep at the wheel and let the basics fall by the wayside. Defining and understanding your process is more important now…Than Ever!
Innovation is booming with AI, blockchain, and smart tech — but success still depends on strong ITAM foundations. Solid processes bridge Cybersecurity, Risk, and Resilience in a changing tech world.
The 2025 hardware refresh, driven by Windows 11 migration and Windows 10’s end-of-life, is boosting used equipment values—offsetting costs while highlighting ITAM’s role in security and compliance.
Legacy data tapes may be outdated, but they still hold sensitive data. Follow NIST 800-88: degauss, destroy, and document to stay secure, compliant, and environmentally responsible.
Strong ITAD requires more than process—it needs controlling docs like certificates, audits, and logistics records to prove compliance, protect data, and support sustainability goals.
Even after wiping and inventorying devices, modern MDM tools can keep them tied to your environment—posing security, compliance, and brand risks. True decommissioning requires full digital decoupling.
In this insightful session, Jeff Datkuliak from ARCOA will explore the critical intersection of security, compliance, and sustainability in IT asset management. As Data Security and Compliance concerns continue to escalate, it’s essential to implement strategies that protect data, meet compliance standards, and promote responsible IT asset disposition.
Ensure ITAD success and security with key controlling documents: MSAs, SOWs, quotes, and certifications—all essential to align vendors with ITAM goals and reduce compliance and sustainability risks.
Join us for our final Wednesday Webinar before we return on May 14th! In this insightful session, Jeff Datkuliak from ARCOA will explore the critical intersection of security, compliance, and sustainability in IT asset management. As organizations face increasing regulatory demands and rising environmental concerns, it’s essential to implement strategies that protect data, meet compliance standards, and promote responsible IT asset disposition.
A potential TP-Link router ban underscores the importance of asset tracking in ITAM. Standardized tagging and inventory control enable organizations to identify assets, assess risks, and enhance security.