Communication & Education Management, Program Management, and Policy Management are the foundation of every functional ITAM program. If you could, would you stick with those three KPAs as a foundation, or choose a different three KPAs?

[David White]

They seem to be reasonable.

[Valerie Runci]

Yes, I would keep these. I would make sure that the policies are updated and relevant, but otherwise these 3 areas build the foundation for a successful program.

[Lori Gunn]

I would stick to Communication & Education, Program Management, and Policy Management as those are the bones of the ITAM program. You need all of these in order to suceed.

[Jason La Fond]

yes

[David Saliem]

Yes, I would stick to the core KPIs.

[Jessie Qi]

Yes, the three core processes that are the foundation of every functional ITAM program, Program Management is a core process area.

[Angelin Ioan]

Communication & Education Management, Program Management, and Policy Management are Core Key Processes Area. I would choose Documentation and Compliance.

[Tumu Trueh]

I agree that these should remain as the keys areas for the foundation and implementation of any ITAM program.

[Harshad Joshi]

Communication & Education Management, Program Management, and Policy Management

[Fateh Kandola]

Communication & Education Management, Program Management, and Policy Management are indeed crucial Key Performance Areas (KPAs) for establishing a strong foundation for any IT Asset Management (ITAM) program. However, whether to stick with these KPAs or consider others depends on the specific goals and context of your organization.

[Aditya Arora]

keep these 3

[Ganesh Ponraj]

I’d stick with these three as a foundational set for any organization building or rebooting their ITAM program. But I’d ensure that they quickly evolve to include more tactical KPAs (like Lifecycle and Compliance Management) once the foundation is in place.

[Devi Ganurao]

yes

[Richard Guiyab]

– Yes i will stick to these 3 KPA as foundation cause i follow the global standards.

[Ganesh Ponraj]

Tricky question, because if I have read right those are core process, not KPAs. Actually I would in this case choose Policy, Documentation and Compliance as a foundation.

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