Asset Management - Storyboard
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Implement Hardware Asset Management – Phases 1-4Use our methodology to review, design, and document your hardware asset management processes. |
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Reduce Shadow IT With a Service Request Catalog StoryboardUse this blueprint to create a service request management program that provides immediate value. The template includes the following sections: - Design the Service -... |
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Harness Configuration Management Superpowers – Phases 1-4Use this blueprint to create a configuration management program that provides immediate value. |
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Implement a Transformative IVR Experience That Empowers Your Customers – Phases 1-4This storyboard offers insight into impactful strategies and beneficial enabling technologies to implement in your interactive voice response (IVR) approach to improve your... |
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Develop an IT Asset Management Strategy – Phases 1-2Use this methodology to create a business-aligned, coherent, and durable approach to ITAM. |
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IT Asset Management Market OverviewRead the Market Overview to understand what features and capabilities are available in ITAM tools. The right features match is key to making a data heavy and challenging... |
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Implement Software Asset Management – Phases 1-4This storyboard will help you build processes for each stage of the software asset lifecycle from procurement through to contract retirement. |
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Implement Software Asset Management – Phase 1: Assess & PlanThis phase of the blueprint, Implement Software Asset Management, will help you assess the current state and plan the scope of the SAM program, team, and budget. |
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Implement Software Asset Management – Phase 2: Procure, Receive & DeployThis phase of the blueprint, Implement Software Asset Management, will help you define processes for software requests, procurement, receiving, and deployment. |
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Implement Software Asset Management – Phase 3: Manage, Redeploy & RetireThis phase of the blueprint, Implement Software Asset Management, will help you define processes for software inventory, maintenance, harvest and redeployment, and retirement. |
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