Being an IAITAM member demonstrates a commitment to growing the ITAM profession. In what ways will you personally contribute to the industry?

[Deepika Kalaveni]

Educating my team and helping them out with various new things. Contributing to all that needs my help. Brainstorming new ideas.

[Mohamed Hakim]

By grow programs to levels of maturity that support solid program management.

[Amanda Millsaps]

I will personally contribute to the industry through continuous learning and implementation, sharing my experiences and insights with the community to help others learn and grow, and mentor those new to the ITAM field.

[Joey Shadduck]

I built our current ITAM Process and will continue to improve it

[Darin Melton]

By learning and applying the best practices, hopefully I can improve our organization’s processes.

[Paul Bunoan]

Put in IAITAM’s standards into practice and communicate with others on what we have experienced.

[ABIODUN ADEBANJO]

Ensure compliance and find area of savings in SAM

[Christopher Davis]

I contribute by making sure I keep up to date on all projects and deployments from start to finish. I make sure all assets are tracked and deployed in a timely matter cutting down on time needed to get the projects up and running.

[Nina Yavicoli]

By doing the right thing and always finding ways to improve.

[Lindsey Obrien]

By becoming certified and passing on what I have learned as well as implementing a program that aligns with IAITAM’s standards and best practices.

[Tyrone Howland]

I aim to become fully certified in IAITAM and take the next step to presenting at conferences and sharing my knowledge and expertise with the industry.

[Rebecca Casey]

Continuous learning and training of resources. Participating in ACE conference

[angela pesnilyan]

Sharing knowledge and expertise

[Annatjie van]

Continues growth and learning in this Area

[Michael Boudreau]

Speaking truth to why the role and duties are beneficial to a company. So much wasted time and effort on hardware and software on figuring out the “who, what, when, why, and where” when it comes to IT because basic cross disciplinary fundamentals are not adhered to.

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