Create a SWOT analysis of your current or anticipated ITAM program.

[Musthaq Mohammed]

S: We communicate
W: Information is scattered
O: Make an effort to bring all the information at one place
T: Provide security to that gathered information

[Michael Mariano]

Strengths (Internal Positive Factors)
Weaknesses (Internal Negative Factors)
Opportunities (External Positive Factors)
Threats (External Negative Factors)

[Antonio Navas]

Strengths: Clear processes starting to take shape.
Weaknesses: Limited resources and not all roles defined yet.
Opportunities: Cost savings, better visibility, and compliance.
Threats: Lack of awareness and risk of shadow IT.

[Robert Festoff]

Strength is a committed Asset Management team who agrees on the processes
Weakness is the lack of communication by management, we have to keep repeating ourselves
Opportunities – We have alot of opportunities, need to limit access to the asset database
threat – being undermined by upper management who think the rules don’t apply to them

[Harshad Joshi]

Na

[John Olotu]

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[Dan Cassidy]

Strengths: strong team structure
Weakness: short-staffed and spread too thin
Opportunity: create a legitimate ITAM structure
Weakness: buy-in from the rest of organization to invest into ITAM

[David Saliem]

Strengths—Our asset tagging and inventory are very accurate. We have a very strong system in place that the company is all on board with.
Opportunities – The Potential for more advanced software to keep track of inventory and eliminate old procedures
Weaknesses—We do not have proper standards for specific makes/models of hardware accessories. This allows users to custom-order some expensive, unnecessary items at times.
Threats—There is no cost-charge system for users who lose items. Most users are unaware that there is no penalty for lost/damaged assets, so we are okay with that, but this is a significant looming threat.

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