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How SaaS is Transforming IT Management

IT management isn't what it used to be. Gone are the days when an IT manager's success was measured by the size of the network he was responsible for.



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Best Practices in IT Asset Management

In order for IT asset management to be effective, the identification and tracking of key components must be performed frequently and regularly. Here are some best practices in hardware and software asset management.



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How to sell IT asset management to senior management

In order to get the needed support and funding for your initiative, you’ll need to demonstrate the specific, hard-dollar savings that ITAM can offer.

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Asset Management Software Helps Eliminate IT Resource Abuse

Recent studies demonstrate just how big the problem of IT resource abuse by end users has become. In fact, IT managers claim that employee misuse of IT systems is even more worrisome that potential attacks by hackers and other outside threats.

| Tip | IT management/strategy | Small business | 06/23/09 at 9:39 am |


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What to ask your SaaS vendor

Choosing the right SaaS vendor has always been important. But, given the existing state of the economy and the continuing financial pressure on SaaS start ups, careful evaluation has become increasingly critical.

| Best practice | SaaS | 02/15/09 at 8:57 am |


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