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Eracent

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Services Offered

• IT Asset Management
• Software License Management
• Software Compliance
• Configuration Management
• Discovery
• Software Knowledgebase
• The Eracent Software and Hardware Asset Management Solution Suite
• Enterprise Asset Management™
• Enterprise Entitlements Management™
• Enterprise Lifecycle Management™

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• 10 Ways to Leverage IT Asset Management to Benefit the Bottom Line

  An effective asset management system can significantly increase your profitability. Learn 10 things a comprehensive system can do for you and why it's critical in today's IT management environment.

• A Financial Approach to IT Asset Management
  
  Through a push to evaluate Return on Investment (ROI), organizations have some ideas on how to calculate their technology investments, but the task remains difficult, complex and incomplete. The best choice is to automate IT asset management (ITAM), using these systems as the data-gathering engines and repositories for the information needed to calculate ROI or TCO. ITAM systems provide the information to improve the budgetary planning process, cost allocation process across the organization, and approval process for technology purchases.
  
  
• IT Asset Management – A Critical Component of IT Security
  
  Systems that inventory the IT asset infrastructure and track the location and proliferation of specific types of software and hardware are key components in maintaining the security of an organization's information. The right IT asset management system provides the information that is fundamental to securing an organization's IT assets, as well as actively participating in the processes that create a secure environment.
  
  
• The Financial Reasons for SAM – Real Numbers for the Real World
  
  Convincing the CFO of the importance of software asset management requires proving that IT contributes to organizational goals as well as delivering ROI from specific software asset management business practices. To build the best business case, develop a macro and micro perspective, where the macro addresses the opportunities for organizational success from SAM. In contrast, the micro view enumerates the specific savings and advantages derived from the SAM processes directly. With this approach, it is easy for most organizations to uncover potential areas for cost reductions and real savings.