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

[Logan Carter]

Collaborating with teammates to better improve our standards and procedures of ITAM, creating a better and more efficient job environment and organization.

[Kim Williams-Matthews]

By using Key Process Areas

[Kim Williams-Matthews]

With communication, policy and standards…..

[Kim Williams-Matthews]

listening to my clients

[Matthew Yokotake]

By following best practices and continuously learning and growing with the industry.

[Santosh Sridhar]

Utilize this knowledge base to standardize the PROCESS

[Steven Czubinski]

Learning, collaboration, problem-solving, and implementing industry best practices to improve our ITAM program.

[Shivaram Umapathy]

Work with the clients to establish a best practice ITAM processes and help them gain value from the implementation.

[Erik Luhmer]

I am always look for ways to improve existing processes and create new ones. Always strive to learn new methods and practices.

[Kjetil Skinlo]

I am in discussions currently with a university for taking an Ph.D. on ITAM. This will also result in a book.

[Matthew Lepree]

I have tried to bring better organization and accountability into both our inventory and disposal processes, as well as working closely with our Help Desk/Technical Services Team to make sure we are all on the same page and can be proactive to their needs, rather than reactive.

[Saroj Kumar Mohanty]

By learning and applying Best Practices, I can share my experiences with members to help contribute and expand the knowledge base.

[Allana Erickson]

Be able to help my team keep track of software and hardware using the best practices.

[Maria DeMars]

To bring best practices to our organization globally and continue to develop and learn new skills.

[Markus Allen]

I will continue to learn and share

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