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?

[Calysta Smiley]

I definitely wouldn’t chose 3 different KPAs, I would add more. Like Project Management, Financial Management, because getting projects accomplished accurately as well as making sure that you are following financial budgets/guidelines are also super important.

[Patrick Pate]

Those are tried and true. I would stick with these three.

[Amy Wong]

Keep as is

[Alberto Miguel A. Solano Aronez]

These 3 kpa are fundamental

[Milton Crawford]

Yes

[Roy Bonilla]

I would stick to these 3 KPAs

[Jennifer Fedyszyn]

Yes, I would stick with those three, as I feel they are the most important.

[JerromeJade Rosales]

While I would stick with the three KPAs mentioned, if I had to consider alternatives or additional KPAs, I might suggest to add the Risk Management, Financial Management, and Performance Management.

[Manaswini V]

I would stick to the 3 KPA’s

[Manaswini V]

Yes, I would stick with the 3 KPA’s as a foundation

[Eleusa Nunes]

As an ITAM “novice”, I would probably follow the Documentation as is.
Nothing to add.

[Winter Wells]

Yes

[Winter Wells]

Yes, would stick to those three.

[Whitney Wildeboer]

While my day-to-day tasks focus more on some of the other KPAs, I do think that these three would truly provide the structure for the rest of the program.

[Laura Hudani]

I would stick with those. I’ve worked in corporate long enough to know that no matter how good of a program you run if you don’t have policies to enforce the necessary controls then things will go sideways. Similarly that if you aren’t communicating and educating your end users they won’t run things properly.

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