Enterprise IT asset management is complex. For startups, a spreadsheet, a responsible owner, and a quarterly audit are usually enough.
But when you're managing 10,000 endpoints across dozens of offices, with hardware refreshes happening quarterly, and shadow IT, complete asset visibility becomes nearly impossible.
The average organization loses 265 laptops per year, but recovers only 12 of them.
About 55% of organizations use multiple disconnected tools for asset tracking, creating gaps in visibility and compliance risk.
That's not a technology problem. Most enterprises already have asset tracking tools, sometimes several. The issue is that visibility without governance is just expensive reporting. What you actually need is an Enterprise ITAM strategy built on process, accountability, and organizational discipline.
This guide shows you how to build an IT Asset Management program that actually works at enterprise scale