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CMDB Diagnosis and Planning

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Is your CMDB really generating value or just being a data warehouse?

Many companies face challenges in managing Configuration Management Database (CMDB) due to outdated data, lack of governance and inadequate integration with other IT processes. A poorly structured CMDB compromises visibility into IT assets, impacts decision-making, and can result in recurring incidents, failures in change management and high operational costs.

What is CMDB diagnosis and planning?

Our CMDB assessment analyzes the maturity of your configuration bank based on people, processes and tools, identifying gaps and opportunities for improvement. The goal is to transform your CMDB into a reliable and actionable repository, which supports strategic decisions and optimizes the operational efficiency of your organization. 

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What does the Market say?

According to Gartner, over 60% of ITSM problems are caused by inconsistent or incomplete data in the CMDB. The Forrester highlights that organizations with a well-managed CMDB reduce operational failures by up to 40% and accelerate response to critical incidents.

How 4MATT can help you structure your CMDB

With consolidated methodology, the 4MATT performs a in-depth diagnosis of your CMDB, ensuring that it be reliable, structured and adhere to the best market practices. Our services include: 

CMDB Assessment – Maturity assessment based on people, processes and tools

 ✔ Data audit – Identifies inconsistencies, redundancies and information gaps. 

 ✔ Dependency mapping – Definition of critical relationships between assets and services. 

 ✔ Action plan for optimization – Strategic roadmap to increase CMDB maturity. 

 ✔ Automation and integration – Implementation of solutions to keep the CMDB up to date. 

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Why choose 4MATT?

THE 4MATT is an expert in CMDB and ITOM management, ensuring that your configuration bank is a strategic asset and not a liability operational. Our approach based on ITIL and ServiceNow best practices ensures that you have governance, reliability and automation in managing your CMDB.

Success Stories: Structured CMDB in Practice

Success story: 50% reduction in critical incidents through an accurate CMDB 

A large company was facing difficulties with recurring failures and low asset visibility. With the 4MATT CMDB assessment, the following were identified: gaps in governance and inconsistencies in relationships between configurations. After the CMDB optimization and automation, the company reduced critical incidents by 50% and dramatically improved change management

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Ready to transform your CMDB into a strategic asset?

Don't let an unstructured CMDB compromise your efficiency. Contact us 4MATT and schedule a CMDB diagnosis and planning to take your configuration management to the next level.

Unlock Maximum Value from Your IT Environment
We help your company structure ITAM, CMDB and ServiceNow with intelligence and simplicity.

Doubts Frequently asked questions

A configuration management database (CMDB) is a central repository that acts as a data warehouse, storing information about your IT environment and is a database designed for configuration management. The CMDB is an information base that enables the tracking of the entire life cycle of a service in an ITIL context. about expenses.
ITAM can also be called Information Technology Asset Management, the set of SAM and HAM. SAM is software lifecycle management and HAM is lifecycle hardware management. Within ITAM, HAM is overlapping with SAM. You normally cannot do SAM properly unless you are also doing HAM.
A mature IT Asset Management (ITAM) program is critical for any organization. ITAM provides the visibility you need across your entire IT asset estate — bringing it all together for more confident decision-making to reduce costs and risks.
Software as a service (or SaaS) is a way of delivering applications over the Internet—as a service. Instead of installing and maintaining software, you simply access it over the Internet, freeing yourself from complex software and hardware management. SaaS applications are sometimes called web-based software, on-demand software, or hosted software. Whatever you call them, SaaS applications run on a SaaS provider’s servers. The provider manages access to the application, including security, availability, and performance.