According to the Framework for Asset Management issued by National Treasury, your organisation is required to implement best practice asset management and financial control that is fair and transparent, but are you aware of the stringent accountability and standardisation requirements of this framework that ensure uniformity and consistency in your asset management process?
It is your responsibility as a manager/employee to implement and manage your organisation's/department's asset management and financial control process, and
inability to do this will expose your organisation's waste and loss of funds. Come to this workshop that is designed especially for you and get skills you need to navigate in today's ever changing, chaotic and highly competitive work place. IT asset management (ITAM) lets organisations optimise IT assets-hardware, software, and services-to achieve business goals and meet all legal requirements such as software license agreements and government regulations regarding accountability.
ITAM can help an organisation:
Control IT purchases and deployment.
Compare its actual needs with contract terms and purchase history.
Avoid noncompliance and its associated legal risks.
Eliminate unnecessary purchases.
Determine optimum retirement dates for equipment nearing the end of its lifecycle.
When executed properly, ITAM provides:
Significant improvement in technology ROI.
Maximum operational efficiency and end-user productivity.
Alignment between IT strategy and corporate strategy.
Compliance with federal, state, and local laws as well as software licensing agreements.
Learning outcomes:
Discussing your asset strategy
Highlighting key considerations in asset control
Understanding the asset control chain of accountability
Applying integrated planning and budgeting
Determining key elements of financial control and accountability
Assessing key elements of financial control and accountability
Discussing an integrated model of financial control
Date: 10 October 2012
to 12 October 2012
Time: 08:00 - 16:30
Venue: Indaba Hotel Fourways, Johannesburg
Cost: R8 990.00