What do you think is the most important policy for an ITAM program?

[Sameer Ullal]

Asset Management

[Kenneth Simmons]

IT Asset and Software Management

[Tyler Stoeger]

asset life cycle

[Shavontae Myers]

asset disposition

[Heather Waider]

Policy notification and acceptance. If employees are not presented with the policies, how will they know that the organization takes them seriously?

[Steven Czubinski]

Disposal and data security for end-of-life hardware.

[Matthew Yokotake]

Documentation

[Kjetil Skinlo]

That the ITAM-practise has been commissioned by CEO.

[Saroj Kumar Mohanty]

disposal and data retention

[Warren Herrera]

Any policies that center around compliance. Being out of compliance runs the risk of a lot of downstream impact.

[Markus Allen]

Asset Management

[Matthew Lepree]

Policies regarding the entire lifecycle of assets, but especially disposal.

[Sylvia Villaman]

The most important policy for an ITAM program would be the Response to External Audit Requests. Who have performed poorly on our last FEW external audits and have had way too much money paid out in fines, however our policies have not been adjusted to avoid the loss of funds in the future so it will probably continue to happen over and over again

[Monika Vyletalova]

Asset management policy, compliance and disposal policy

[Olawale Dada]

Asset lifecycle

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