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I do not own the mobile piece for the org. I work closely with the Service Owner on the tracking mobile devices in our CMDB. He handles the financial piece.
In mobile asset management, savings can be achieved by monitoring device usage, eliminating unused lines or data plans, and enforcing cost-effective procurement policies. A strong ITAM program would aim to optimize mobile expenses, reduce loss or theft through proper tracking, and ensure that mobile assets are allocated efficiently based on actual business requirements.
I am honestly not sure what mobile savings we could uncover. Our mobile users are those who are on the front line and the chiefs during catastrophes.
Reviewing and optimizing mobile data and service plans can help avoid overage charges and ensure that the organization is not paying for unused services
Optimization of Mobile Plans: By analyzing mobile usage patterns, your organization can identify opportunities to optimize mobile plans and data usage. This can involve switching to more cost-effective plans, eliminating unnecessary features, or renegotiating contracts with service providers.
Device Inventory Management: Maintaining an accurate inventory of mobile devices helps prevent redundant purchases and ensures that existing devices are fully utilized before new ones are acquired. This can lead to savings by reducing excess inventory and associated costs.
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