When most people think about “IT,” they picture a few things: laptops, Wi-Fi, maybe a guy who resets the router once in a while.

If you run a business, chances are you only hear about IT when something breaks. A laptop won’t turn on. The internet’s crawling. Someone can’t access the shared drive…again.

Winter's wrapping up, and you know what that means — it's time to declutter. After all, this time of year is all about getting rid of the old and making life more organized. But have you ever thought about including your IT setup in your spring cleaning?

Managing multiple IT vendors isn’t an easy task. Cloud service providers, hardware suppliers, and more require careful oversight To get the best performance, cost-effectiveness, and alignment with business objectives. In this guide, we’ll explore how effective IT vendor management can take these challenges and turn them into advantages. 

Computers, software licenses, digital tools, and cloud platforms—these are all examples of IT assets. And businesses, even smaller ones, have a lot of them: SMBs average 489-681 assets per employee.

The problem? 43% of small businesses fail to track their inventory and assets effectively. When IT assets are mismanaged, they often become underutilized or outright wasted, leading to unnecessary costs for the hardware and software you’ve already invested in.

This guide will walk you through the essentials of IT Asset Management (ITAM), its benefits, and a practical IT asset management checklist to help you optimize your ITAM process and get the most from your resources.

AI and generative AI have been making waves in recent years, transforming everything from how businesses operate to how we communicate. 

Healthcare organizations face unique challenges when it comes to managing technology. In 2023, healthcare organizations hit the highest numbers ever for most reported data breaches and the most breached records in a year: 725 million and 133 million respectively.

Technology keeps everything running in the financial industry, from basic transactions to complex modeling and regulatory compliance. 

When most people think about “IT,” they picture a few things: laptops, Wi-Fi, maybe a guy who resets the router once in a while.

If you run a business, chances are you only hear about IT when something breaks. A laptop won’t turn on. The internet’s crawling. Someone can’t access the shared drive…again.

Winter's wrapping up, and you know what that means — it's time to declutter. After all, this time of year is all about getting rid of the old and making life more organized. But have you ever thought about including your IT setup in your spring cleaning?

Managing multiple IT vendors isn’t an easy task. Cloud service providers, hardware suppliers, and more require careful oversight To get the best performance, cost-effectiveness, and alignment with business objectives. In this guide, we’ll explore how effective IT vendor management can take these challenges and turn them into advantages. 

Computers, software licenses, digital tools, and cloud platforms—these are all examples of IT assets. And businesses, even smaller ones, have a lot of them: SMBs average 489-681 assets per employee.

The problem? 43% of small businesses fail to track their inventory and assets effectively. When IT assets are mismanaged, they often become underutilized or outright wasted, leading to unnecessary costs for the hardware and software you’ve already invested in.

This guide will walk you through the essentials of IT Asset Management (ITAM), its benefits, and a practical IT asset management checklist to help you optimize your ITAM process and get the most from your resources.

AI and generative AI have been making waves in recent years, transforming everything from how businesses operate to how we communicate. 

Healthcare organizations face unique challenges when it comes to managing technology. In 2023, healthcare organizations hit the highest numbers ever for most reported data breaches and the most breached records in a year: 725 million and 133 million respectively.

Technology keeps everything running in the financial industry, from basic transactions to complex modeling and regulatory compliance.