If you Google “success,” the definition appears as “the accomplishment of an aim or purpose.” For some, success could be defined as waking up each day and making sure your kids make it to school on time – not always an easy task.
Within IT asset management (ITAM), success can be defined by a variety of accomplishments — from the completion of a manual inventory through spreadsheets to the complete automation of your entire asset management practice. For many ITAM experts, software audits have become the latest hurdle to overcome.
First Data Corporation, a global payment technology solutions company, is very familiar with IT asset management and success. The company needs to ensure that its enterprise IT infrastructure is optimized and cost-effective in order to deliver critical services to its customers. That is key to its success in the marketplace.
First Data has had to overcome common enterprise difficulties in reconciling IT data from widely disparate sources and different formats worldwide. In a live webinar Dec. 6, Wally Waltner, director of Global IT Asset Management at First Data, will share some practical guidance on how to collect and manage IT data cost-effectively. First Data has been able to leverage its ITAM project for other cost-cutting and risk management initiatives as well.
Join BDNA for the webinar What Does IT Asset Management Success Look Like? on Dec. 6, featuring First Data.
Find your own ITAM success. Reserve your spot now.
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