Steele Scroggin

Steele is an ITAM Professional and Instructor. After helping to build an Enterprise SAM program at a fortune 100 company, Steele wanted to share his lessons learned with others, and joined IAITAM as an instructor. With over a decade of IT experience, Steele shares his insights and experiences with the goal of helping others navigate the complexities of IT Asset Management.
Determining a Software Compliance Position

Determining a Software Compliance Position

Maybe there is a renewal coming, we heard there may be a licensing issue through the grapevine, or we are just being proactive. There are plenty of reasons to know our compliance position for a piece of software. At the point we decide we want to know our position, what next? Let’s talk about approaching determining a compliance position. Let’s spend some time talking through what works well, what maybe hasn’t worked well, and some things we can do going forward to be more confident (and accurate) in our compliance and reporting.

Prioritization with ITAM

Prioritization with ITAM

Prioritization with ITAMWith: Steele Scroggin, IAITAM Instructor How does your organization decide what to work on within ITAM? Do different areas come together to prioritize collaboratively, or is it more of a notification to the other teams after the fact? It can be...

Why a Strong Software Request Process Matters

In today’s business environment, a seamless software request process is crucial for IT Asset Managers to empower teams, maintain security, and ensure smooth operations. It’s not just about approvals—it’s a vital business enabler.

ITAM Program Structure

ITAM Program Structure

Do you have a centralized ITAM program, or take a more decentralized approach? What has worked well with the structuring of your program, and what maybe could have gone better? Let’s jump into some concepts around how we can structure our ITAM programs, as well as have a discussion around what is happening in our companies. We can learn from each others’ experiences, and walk away with additional insights on what is happening with other ITAM groups.