Following the success of our 2021-22 IT Asset Management Survey, we launched the 2022-23 iteration of the IT Asset Management survey with renewed energy. This time, we will explore the link between ITAM and Cybersecurity, the multiple facets of the cloud as well as the ITAM impact on sustainability. We have made the Global 2022-23 ITAM survey report available for download on this page and hope you enjoy the read.
Our first (2021-22) survey looked at the current state of ITAM in organisations and showcased how they need to change their focus and investment priorities in governing IT assets to reflect the changing technology landscape, and more specifically, newer ways of licensing hardware and software.
This landscape has continued to evolve, perhaps even faster than we had ever imagined, amid increased uncertainty and complexity in the business and macro-economic environment. This has further elevated the demands and aspirations from ITAM teams from a widening range of stakeholders in most organisations that participated in the current survey. The objective, as earlier, has been to align better to strategic opportunities that would help maximize value from IT investments, this time with a much stronger desire for advancement and getting tangible results.
Given the challenges associated with the ability to readily hire senior ITAM talent from the marketplace, around two-thirds of respondents are taking the assistance of third-party business advisors, consultants or managed services providers. The latter solution is an emerging area of interest for respondents with around one in five working with a managed services provider, which could cover all or specific aspects of ITAM. Our ITAM and SAM professionals across the globe can help you understand how this survey’s findings reveal distinctive opportunities for your organization.
In 2021-22, we ran the first iteration of our ITAM Survey. It showcased how organizations need to change their focus and investment priorities in governing IT assets to reflect the changing technology landscape.The report’s main findings were as follows: