What modern management trends have you witnessed?

[Komal Mahajan]

ITAM processes have become very automated. There is also a heavy number of employees working remotely which makes it even more important to have an organized ITAM process in place to track/monitor all IT equipment.

[Marilena Naftan]

AI integration, Cloud

[Marilena Naftan]

Strategic changes

[Marilena Naftan]

Artificial Intelligence

[Marilena Naftan]

all of the above

[Martha Ibarra]

Integration with IT Service Management (ITSM)
Unified Platforms: Many organizations are integrating ITAM with ITSM tools to provide a comprehensive view of assets and services. This integration helps in tracking asset lifecycle, managing incidents, and improving service delivery.
ITIL Alignment: Aligning ITAM practices with ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) frameworks helps ensure that asset management supports broader IT service management goals.

[Timothy Schow]

Flattening of the “org chart.” Fewer steps between workers and upper management. Also, smaller teams.

[Adam Bartha]

At my workplace the main trends currently are full automation and AI development but also the trend for remote working and data driven decision making on all levels.

[Jason Baselice]

Utlization of AI chat bots to support ITAM customers purchase and dispose of assets.

[Hailey MacCachren]

Remote workers and leadership, integrating AI into processes, and automation.

[Hailey MacCachren]

Remote workers and leadership, implementation of AI, and leveraging technology solutions for better efficiency in the workplace.

[Robert McLeroy]

Increase in off-site/remote asset management, automation between internal and external processes. All recent changes seem to be geared towards removing the human aspect of management to reduce down time/errors and an overall preference towards automation to gain speed and accuracy.

[Laura Considine]

Use of buzzwords, wanting to use AI

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