How do your standards align with IAITAM’s high standards for the profession?

[Amol Pujari]

The organization I currently work for follows standards closely aligned with IAITAM, as the program was developed by individuals who were trained through IAITAM.

[Abhinaw Mishra]

Following and implementing best practices for it.

[Abhinaw Mishra]

Implementing best practices for ITAM

[Sean Cole]

Not perfectly, but is a work in progress.

[Robert Festoff]

I think its important that things are done right. You have a process and follow it. You must be organized to be successful

[Robert Festoff]

I think my standards are in line with what is required. Our organization is very new and has a long way to go.

[Robert Festoff]

Trying our best to follow the standards of IAITAM and implementing them as we can.

[Robert Festoff]

Our organization has a way to go being so new to the process

[Musthaq Mohammed]

Happy to adapt and grow myself – win-win situation to my personal growth and also to the organisation – since IAITAM standards help to mitigate risks and maintain good reputation in the market.

[Michael Mariano]

best practice and good management as well.

[Alexis Thomason]

Personally, my standards are constantly expanding and growing. As soon as we reach a standard that I am happy about, I move the goal post to push my team to reach even higher. The better asset management performs, the more we can save the organization, the more risk we can mitigate, and the more compliance we can reach.

[Mary Jane Anonuevo]

By prioritizing and following the best practices in IT Asset Management

[Daniel Wood]

My standards align with IAITAM’s high standards through a strong focus on accountability, accurate record-keeping, and ensuring compliance.

[Bryan McCauley]

Currently in the process of becoming certified.

[Dan Cassidy]

My department mainly handles HAM, but we are expanding rapidly. ITAM has given our team a roadmap for best practices moving forward.

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