How to reduce costs and risk with IT asset management systems Your email has been sent IT organizations struggle with Asset Management due to lack of centralized systems. To manage IT assets in a ...

From essential process documentation to emails and from client contracts to marketing content, doing business today entails producing and collecting a massive volume of digital assets. Developing a ...

When you think of asset management, you likely picture large equipment or electronic devices being physically tagged and tracked by asset monitoring software. However, many of these platforms can ...

IT assets are software, hardware or cloud resources that help businesses run their operations. Managing these assets efficiently is crucial for optimizing productivity, reducing costs and ensuring ...

Asset tracking systems help businesses track the physical location, condition, and depreciation of their physical assets. While there is budget-friendly and comprehensive dedicated asset tracking ...

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Organizations struggle to understand what assets they have and whether they are at risk. This opens the door for exploitation. I’ve been writing recently about security hygiene and posture management.

Every person and organization has some familiarity with performance metrics and reporting, yet how to take that experience and apply it to asset management is not straightforward. Looking at industry ...

In the digital age, managing utility pole assets has become a critical task for utility companies to ensure reliable and efficient services. With the arrival of mobile technology, utility companies ...

The next frontier for IoT is here, and 2025 will mark a pivotal year as IoT transforms asset management and operations across industries. While much of IoT’s potential has been explored, the coming ...

Asset managers allocate clients' assets across classes like cash, equities, and alternatives based on goals and risk. Asset management firms earn fees, typically 1% of assets under management, and may ...