The proliferation of new risk management regulations has made it increasingly difficult for banks, investment firms, insurance companies other financial services firms to effectively manage their policies, processes and procedures. No fewer than 20 different federal laws regulate information sharing…
Eighty percent of change management projects don’t reach their intended outcome due to factors including: a lack of communication, lack of employee involvement and lack of a strategic plan for change. In order for change to happen successfully, organizations must…
“ITAM is a mandate, not an option.” Compliance issues, the need for accountability to management and heightened cost concerns have transformed IT asset management into a critical, next-level business discipline. Many organizations feel the first place to start is with…
IT asset management (ITAM) is the transformational program that cuts across organizations, lines of business and external sources. As part of ITAM, software asset management (SAM) encompasses the infrastructure and processes necessary to effectively manage, control and track software assets…
There are three things that enterprise leaders can be certain of today: taxes and an unwanted software audit in the near future. Unwanted, of course, but a software audit should no longer be unexpected. The number of software vendor audits…
In today’s commercial business environment, many corporations require the implementation of computer networks and systems to complete daily business tasks. These tasks require communications with suppliers, partners, consumers, and other entities. These corporate networks transmit proprietary critical information not only…
Do you know what is installed on your corporate PC’s and Servers or how many installations of an application exist in your environment? Would you be prepared to handle a software audit? Has your company implemented a software discovery solution?…
In today’s commercial business environment, many corporations require the implementation of computer networks and systems to complete daily business tasks. These tasks require communications with suppliers, partners, consumers, and other entities. These corporate networks transmit proprietary critical information not only…