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

[Fateh Kandola]

Continuous learning and implementing the learned in practice.

[Fateh Kandola]

Knowledge Sharing: Share your expertise and experiences with others in the industry through webinars, articles, or speaking engagements at conferences. This helps to disseminate best practices and innovative ideas.

[Fateh Kandola]

Advocacy and Awareness: Promote the value of IT Asset Management within your organization and to external stakeholders. Educating others about the benefits of effective ITAM practices can lead to wider adoption and recognition of the field.

[Aditya Arora]

I plan to share the knowledge within the team and try to implement the learnings

[Aditya Arora]

Applying the learn best practices and share knowledge with the stakeholders about the benefits

[Devi Ganurao]

Self educate on industry best practices and look for opportunities to implement new technology.

[Richard Guiyab]

– by applying best practice

[Ganesh Ponraj]

Helping the team brainstorm

[Ganesh Ponraj]

Helping the team out with various things. Brainstorming new ideas.

[Amol Pujari]

I will implement all that i learn through IAITAM into my organization.

[Abhinaw Mishra]

With new ideas.

[Sean Cole]

By implementing lessons learned through the certification into my organization.

[Robert Festoff]

By learning as much as I can about the process and the industry and see where I fit into it

[Musthaq Mohammed]

Adhering to the learnings and following best practices i.e., helping current organizaition and also educating team along the way.

[Michael Mariano]

Gathering new ideas and grasping it. Exploring the new concepts that will help the industry grow further.

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