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?

[Iva Kovacevic]

Those three KPAs are good.

[Dincon Diago Menezes]

three KPA’s as the foundation of a functional IT program.

[Vincent Job]

Yes, I would stick with the 3

[Vinay B M]

Stick with the mentioned 03 KPAs

[Marco Garcia]

yes

[Katherine Davis]

I disagree that they are the foundation. Do they shape and make a big impact on the ITAM program? Yes, but they aren’t what determine functionality. Are they best practice? Yes, but you can have functional ITAM without them.
For me, the important ones are Documentation, Compliance, and Policy.

[Joshua Comeau]

I would stick with the same three KPAs.

[Heather Waider]

I would try to use the core KPAs; however, ACQ and FIN can have a tendency to take priority over all others.

[Adele Asencio]

Documentation, policy and Compliance as a foundation.

[Svetlana Terentyeva]

I agree that these three KPAs are main one. I think maybe dedicated Role management process should be also added

[Bridgette Stuart]

I would stick with those three KPAs as the foundation.

[Adam Feuerstein]

Stick with them, although Asset Identification is essential so I could see it being considered a core KPA.

[Eliza Budhathoki]

Yes I will stick with these

[Elizabeth Neal]

Yes, I would remain with the three KPA’s.

[Kira Bunker]

Stick with all but policy management. While it is important, in my role we have an entire team working on policy and while we help dictate it is not our sole responsibility. I would instead put acquisition management as a core

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