Many organizations reach a level of planning complexity within their IT department and require more process automation than is possible with disconnected spreadsheets.
Performing IT plans and forecasts on disconnected spreadsheets can be challenging with a growing number of assets, devices, services, operating expenses, contract renewals and labor costs.
In addition to maintaining existing systems, IT collaborates with the business to support strategic investments in new technologies to meet future enterprise goals.
Are you managing your IT portfolio and planning on disconnected spreadsheets or aging and rigid planning software?
