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?

[Erik Luhmer]

Yes, those are the key building blocks of a successful ITAM program. I believe everything flows out from these three KPAs

[Kjetil Skinlo]

No change.

[Matthew Lepree]

I think it is hard to specify which three would/could be a foundation, they are all so interdependent to a successful program.

[Logan Carter]

Yes

[Saroj Kumar Mohanty]

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

[Allana Erickson]

Program Management, Policy Mangement and Compliance.

[Maria DeMars]

Yes, I would stick to the three listed.

[Markus Allen]

3 key parts. I would keep those

[Warren Herrera]

This is a great question and right off the bat, I definitely would stick with at least those three KPAs; however, I would argue that adding “Compliance” would be an additional KPA to include. Regardless of the standards that need to be met around compliance, or the stage in which a company is at, some level of Compliance seems to be something that should always be considered when developing an ITAM; otherwise, you run the risk of being in the “wild, wild, west” situation where anything goes making it increasingly harder and more difficult for your stakeholders who are responsible for wrangling all that in at a later date.

[Sylvia Villaman]

The three KPAs I would choose are Asset Identification, Communication and Education and Documentation.

[Monika Vyletalova]

I agree with these 3 KPAs as a foundation.

[William Harrington]

Yes, most definitely.

[Darrin Dyches]

I would stick with Communication & Education Management, Program Management, and Policy Management.

[Chandra Gavino]

Yes

[Olawale Dada]

Those 3 are vital to a successful ITAM program. Without a doubt, I would keep those 3.They focus on the value and establishment of the overall ITAM program that includes creating and communicating the necessary ITAM policies

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