Published 1/2023MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 901.65 MB | Duration: 1h 2m

Setting up from day 0 a brand new CMDB/Asset database

What you'll learn

The fundamentals of starting a hardware asset management function

How to communicate and discover what's needed to understand the business needs

Where you start when starting to search for assets

How to manage internal and external auditing

Requirements

This is for bners/intermediator level asset management to understand basics of starting Hardware Asset Management functions in an existing business

Description

You have been asked to set up a brand new shiny asset management function within a company that has been trading for years. How do you set up the service whilst ensuring you meet the business need? How do you ensure that you as a service are protecting yourself from being expected to have a 100% accurate CMDB?This no nonsense course will give you a no-nonsense guide on how to do exactly that:1. what actions will you need to take before you even start tracking2. how you get your function known and working together with other teams3. Basics of writing policy and process documentation for hardware asset management4. How to kick off the hunt of finding assets5. Why auditing is ok and should not be scary and how you own it6. A breakdown of new courses that will be coming in the very near future.The objective of the course is to allow the user to know the first things they need to do in an existing workplace that is introducing asset management as a new function, and how you have to create manual processes to achieve the first basic steps on getting a functional central source of data created.

Overview

Section 1: Quick guide to starting up a Hardware asset database

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Rule 1: Understand the need

Lecture 3 Rule 2: Telling them your job

Lecture 4 Rule 3: Setting expectations

Lecture 5 Rule 4: Get it all written down

Lecture 6 Starting the hunt and auditing

Lecture 7 Summary

Hardware asset managers, SACM analysts, business analysts

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