How good are you at predicting the future? This month’s IAITAM Users Group session(s) are focused on meeting +/ exceeding your ITAM Program goals & objectives. Whether it’s SW licensing renewals, cloud optimization, tool deployment or enhancements, or technology upgrades (Win11, VMware, etc.), rollouts, or reclamations, it’s essential to measure it. Please join the conversation to learn what’s new on the horizon and how to qualify & quantify the value delivered back to your organization.
ITAM’s Role in Organizational Sustainability With: 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...
Prioritization with ITAM With: 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...
Is your organization mired in uncertainty, lack of cooperation and understanding or are you driving cost and risks out of your distributed computing model and creating value for your end-users and business? Data security in a circular economy and sustainability initiatives can only be achieved by “starting with the end in mind”. Find out how you and your organization fare in terms of relative organizational maturity through the implementation of IAITAM’s 12 Key Process Areas (KPAs). No one said ITAM was easy and that driving change is without organizational challenges. Let’s discuss the complexities of driving digital transformation in your unique organizational culture in anticipation of such disruptive technologies as AI, IoT, ML, etc. through the deployment of IAITAM’s 12 KPAs. By participating in this month’s IMUG, you’ll learn if your organization will earn gold, silver, or bronze in this Olympic style survey and/or what it will take for you to make it to the 2028 IAITAM Olympics!
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!
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.
