Proactive compliance in ITAM enhances security, reduces risks, and fosters employee responsibility. Aligning with licensing, regulations, and best practices safeguards data, meets standards like PCI DSS and NIST, and strengthens IT resilience.
Steff Gilbert
Is Your SAM Program Supporting Your Organization’s Goals and Drivers?
By following ITAM best practices, organizations can optimize their software inventory, improve project management, and enhance collaboration with other departments. Communication, education, and alignment with organizational goals are key to ensuring ITAM success and delivering value company-wide.
Keeping IT Inventory Current and Accurate – Your organization depends on it!
This article addresses common ITAM inefficiencies caused by poor inventory processes, such as retrieving devices and managing retired assets. It emphasizes the need for clear policies, regular training, and communication to ensure proper asset management.
ITAM’s Role in Organizational Sustainability
ITAM's Role in Organizational SustainabilityWith: Steff Gilbert, IAITAM In order to obtain and maintain executive buy-in, we must be aligning our initiatives with organizational goals and drivers. One main priority on the minds of executives lately is sustainability....
Proving Your ITAM Success: Creating Program Success Reports that Increase Awareness and Buy-In
Did you know that you should also include ITAM challenges and failures in your Program Success Reports? Executives want REAL data, not just information about what has gone well. Document what went wrong, why, and how you resolved or plan to resolve the issue. Over time, your Program Success Reports will not only prove program maturity, but also how you got there!
Manage Projects Like A Pro: Gantt vs. Pert Chart
In my latest CAMP Course, we were discussing Project Management best practices for staying on track and within the budget and I mentioned that Gantt and PERT Charts are great tools for scheduling projects and monitoring their success.
Best Practices for BYOD: Maintaining Compliance and Keeping Your Data Safe
Bring your own device can be a great way to save budgetary dollars while also ensuring your end users have technology they are comfortable with. But who owns the software licenses and data on each asset? And what happens when the asset or the employee exits the organization? In this session, we’ll discuss necessary policies and best practices when implementing a BYOD program.
Mobile Assets: Same Animal, Different Breed
“How do smartphones fit here? Are they harder to manage? Are there additional best practices for managing that hardware asset type?”. The short answer is it depends, laptops and desktops, depends… There is no “one size fits all” in ITAM