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Emerging Technologies & Demonstrating ITAM Value

By Timothy C. Colwell, Executive Vice President at AOTMP
A sleek, futuristic dashboard screen displaying vibrant, data-rich charts and graphs. Robotic arms or digital bots with glowing interfaces precisely manipulate and monitor assets. Prominently featured are polished compliance badges and distinct subscription icons, all rendered in a visually appealing, modern digital art style with a focus on clarity and precision.

Modern IT asset management leverages innovative technologies to streamline asset lifecycle management, mitigate risks, and deliver clear business value. Endpoint management tools equipped with device agents enable precise asset tracking by identifying software installations, including those made without administrative rights. For instance, integrating asset management with mobile device management (MDM) solutions enhances lifecycle management and improves the accuracy of asset inventories through effective cross-checking.

Subscription management platforms and automation tools, such as bots and crawlers, are now essential for overseeing cloud services, software entitlements, and IoT assets. These technologies automate inventory updates, enhance license management, and minimize manual oversight. Compliance and security are paramount, especially in the management of cloud and IoT assets. Cross-referencing data across systems is crucial to eliminating discrepancies and ensuring thorough reporting.

Optimizing asset lifecycle management begins with a comprehensive action plan that spans from procurement to retrieval, redeployment, or disposal, all aimed at maximizing utilization and minimizing waste. IT asset management (ITAM) should align closely with business objectives, whether that involves supporting internal operations, enhancing customer experiences, or demonstrating measurable results in compliance, security, and cost efficiency. Engaging stakeholders with clear value metrics can transform ITAM from an administrative burden into a strategic driver of business success.

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This post is sponsored by Sakon and Bearstone.

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About Sakon

Sakon is the Telecom Cloud — a governed architecture that brings clarity, control, and automation to global enterprise telecom and mobility operations. As a pioneer in telecom lifecycle management, Sakon created the industry’s first unified system of record and continues to lead with data-governed solutions that power real-time visibility, intelligent automation, and modernization across network, wireless, and financial systems. Built for outcomes, Sakon helps CIOs, CFOs, and IT leaders stabilize platforms like ServiceNow, Coupa, and SAP, reduce risk, and drive transformation. Beyond technology, Sakon supports global connectivity through its teams and Kids Connect Global, making telecom smarter, simpler, and more equitable. Learn more at www.sakon.com.

About Bearstone

Bearstone is a telecom vendor governance firm founded by Bill Henrichs, Former Head of Telecommunications at Simon Property Group. Managing telecom for a 200+ site portfolio, Bill saw what most CIOs learn: invoices routinely carry unauthorized charges — services billed after disconnect, rates outside contracted terms — that no one is validating line by line. He built Bearstone to close that gap.

Bearstone delivers BearGuard — a managed governance service that validates invoices against contracted terms, surfaces unauthorized charges and variance, and holds carriers accountable for correction. Where TEM platforms stop at reporting, BearGuard begins.

Headquartered in Noblesville, Indiana, Bearstone serves multi-site enterprises — retail, hospitality, and distribution — with 200+ locations or $2M+ in annual telecom spend.

Learn more at www.BearstoneLLC.com/ExecutiveBrief  

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