IT Asset Management (ITAM) is an essential process for the entire IT area of an organization. By implementing an effective information technology asset management strategy, organizations have the opportunity to improve their operational effectiveness, raise the level of security
Over the years since Microsoft Windows Server was released, we have seen numerous updates not only to versions or editions, but also to licensing rules and license calculation metrics. Over the last 10 years, these changes followed a certain pattern, which was maintained until the release
Organizations look to IT asset management (ITAM) solutions to ensure all assets are optimally managed. IT administrators often wonder whether they can use a configuration management database (CMDB) to meet ITAM requirements, and in this article
SAP LAW or LAW 2.0 are not solutions for optimizing SAP licenses. The availability of new technologies has reached such an advanced level and promotes a true “digital revolution” that irreversibly affects everything, efficiently providing institutions with technological resources becomes a strategic competence, essential for success in
For many companies, software asset management is seen as tedious and hopeless and constantly put off until it is too late. But a mature SAM environment brings many benefits to the enterprise. Taking the time now to understand SAM maturity can save you time and money.
What is IT Asset Management (SAM)? IT asset management, or “Software Asset Management” is a large part of an organization’s IT strategy. The process involves using a company's software, managing and optimizing spending, deployment, software licenses, license compliance, utilization
As IT spending shifts to the cloud, ITAM must evolve. In this article, we explore insights for ITAM from key findings from Flexera's Tech Spend Pulse 2022, where top priorities for technology initiatives continue to focus on digital transformation, cybersecurity, and cloud/cloud migration.
Business success largely depends on an organization's ability to understand and meet customer expectations. But managing customer expectations can become very difficult when those expectations are unclear or when customers don't fully understand what they can expect from you.
In the technological ecosystem of service providers, from large, medium to smaller data centers, when it comes to visibility, monitoring, maintenance and optimization of the environment, anyone is able to cite at least one example, among the countless challenges faced in the hosting operation and asset management
Service Level Management (SLM) is one of the five components of the ITIL® service delivery area. It is undoubtedly the most important set of processes in the ITIL® structure. The SLM process provides a framework through which services are defined,
