What’s the first policy you’ll create and enforce in your ITAM program?

[Bridgette Stuart]

Issuance of IT Asset Policy

[Elizabeth Neal]

Updated Lost or Stolen equipment policy

[Sameer Ullal]

Inventory Management

[Kenneth Simmons]

Inventory management as we do not have everything as accurate as we would like.

[Tyler Stoeger]

inventory accuracy and general knowledge

[Shavontae Myers]

Outside purchases not being allowed

[Heather Waider]

Agile Desk Equipment
– Identify list of standards
– Who is eligible
– How to request new/replacement
– How to request move

[Steven Czubinski]

Mobile asset tagging.

[Matthew Yokotake]

Training

[Kjetil Skinlo]

<Dept. name> has been commissioned by CEO to establish and develop the practice of IT Asset Management (ITAM) for the entire <company name>.

[Saroj Kumar Mohanty]

Sourcing management.

[Warren Herrera]

A few of the most recent policies we’ve already created prior to us rolling out a formal ITAM program were: Data Retention Policies and Tech Refresh/Upgrade Policies.

[Markus Allen]

Data management policy

[Matthew Lepree]

The first policy I already implemented was that all hardware items must have paperwork before leaving the warehouse area. Our organization had been trying to go paperless, but shortly after I arrived I saw that there were multiple needs to have actual paperwork go with the physical assets out the door. Having signed, physical paper copies has saved many a headache for us.

[Sylvia Villaman]

The first policy I will create and enforce in our ITAM program is an Internal Audit Policy to allow us to be better prepared four outside audits and hopefully save on money by avoiding large fines.

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