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

[Doug Berglund]

I will help to refine the process and discover new possibilities with the use of different platforms.

[Calysta Smiley]

I will continue to learn and grow, and take more classes to help my organization the best way I can.

[Patrick Pate]

I manage SAM and HAM programs for a large company. I have authored policies, standards, controls, procedures and support documentation. I have built and refined ITAM processes, all of which I openly share with the ITAM community. My experiences and expertise has allowed me to contribute to the evolution and maturation of emerging ITAM concepts (i.e. Cloud assets, AI embedded in IT assets, management of virtual assets;)

In addition, I was able to network with industry peers at the 2024 ACE conference. I was able to share my knowledge and experience while having two way conversations and being able to have some healthy industry discussions.

[Alberto Miguel A. Solano Aronez]

Apply the knowledge acquired and share my experiences with my colleagues and clients

[Milton Crawford]

Regarding commitment growing and learning ITAM profession. My background is in security, I believe I can significantly contribute to this field.

[Roy Bonilla]

Continuous learning and implementing best practices

[Roy Bonilla]

Continuous learning and implementing best practices.

[Jennifer Fedyszyn]

I plan to implement what I learn within my ITAM team. I’ll also plan to continuously learn more in the IAITAM space.

[JerromeJade Rosales]

Continuous learning. Stay up to date on the newest ITAM trends and technology. Engaging in ongoing education, such as IAITAM certification programs, will not only improve my abilities but also establish me as a subject matter expert.

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