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01-09-2024 07:52 AM
All,
Asking those who implemented or are implementing HAM right now - what are the most practical benefits of implementing HAM?
ITSM already provides some sort of assets management obviously missing out some HAM features but I am wondering what the are most critical aspects of having HAM which really help in daily work?
On my list I have:
- normalization
- dashboards
- ASN
I am skipping:
- OOTB workflows as we would need to rewrite those anyway
- Sourcing, as we will not use SN for creating POs
I am curious everyone's opinion here.
thanks,
Robert
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01-09-2024 11:18 PM
Apart from what you mentioned, there is also hardware asset workspace and improved mobile capabilities (audit, disposal etc.). The following datasheet has detailed information. There is a picture on page 2 which highlights all the feature differences between HAM and ITSM asset management.
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01-09-2024 08:18 AM
Other then what you have already listed, I would say the audit inventory functionality with the mobile app (it helps keeping your stock in check when you do regular checks with your service desk).
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01-09-2024 11:18 PM
Apart from what you mentioned, there is also hardware asset workspace and improved mobile capabilities (audit, disposal etc.). The following datasheet has detailed information. There is a picture on page 2 which highlights all the feature differences between HAM and ITSM asset management.
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01-12-2024 06:28 AM
Refer below doc, might be helpful.
Thanks
Aj