Feeling the crunch of escalating ITAD responsibilities amidst shrinking teams and soaring compliance demands? If so, you’re the unsung hero your organization needs. Join us as we share best practices from industry giants like P&G, GSK, OhioHealth, and Visa on strategies to manage data security, chain of custody, and asset disposition with finesse. We’ll provide you with three key insights to help turn your ITAD challenges into victories, proving once again, you are the champion, my friend.
ITAM is a management system concept, an overlay that allows organizations – if they follow the ISO/IEC 19770-1 standard – to manage asset-related risks. In the past people working in the ITAM field had a significant focus on contractual compliance or cost savings. To put things into perspective: This is a fraction of what ITAM can bring to the table. It is a perfect extension to other controls in an organization, e.g. related to IT operations, service management, security, controlling, and more.
Suppose a company with 5,000 employees has hired you to establish its Software Asset Management program. You are their first hire. So much needs to be done, and you are unsure where to start. However, with the right approach, you can build a program that meets your organization’s needs and positions you as a strategic asset in as little as 12 months.
Are your Microsoft enterprise licenses at risk of being exploited? Discover the hidden dangers of digital licenses embedded in your IT assets, even after data wiping. A Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher can safeguard your enterprise licenses and ensure compliance. Learn the critical steps to relicense your devices, erase digital footprints, and avoid unexpected charges. We’ll share three takeaways on how to maintain control during the ITAD process to avoid financial and legal repercussions.
With an ever-growing remote workforce, recovering assets from remote workers is a constant challenge. Learn about the importance of policy, processes and systems you need to have in place in order to optimize asset recovery rates and minimize risks. We’ll consider the repercussions of letting employees keep outdated equipment, ranging from security, environmental, reputational and social risks. Hear a case study showcasing a successful equipment recovery program. Discover how refurbishment and donation practices can elevate your organization. Join us in fostering a planet- and people-friendly approach to the reverse supply chain.
