Most IT teams already track some of those pieces, but each one runs on its own clock: warranties expire, vendors end support, licenses renew, and cloud resources appear between reviews. When that information lives in separate spreadsheets and consoles, refresh decisions arrive late and unsupported systems stay in production longer than anyone planned.
Most IT teams already track some of those pieces, but each one runs on its own clock: warranties expire, vendors end support, licenses renew, and cloud resources appear between reviews.
When that information lives in separate spreadsheets and consoles, refresh decisions arrive late and unsupported systems stay in production longer than anyone planned.
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Most IT teams already track some of those pieces, but each one runs on its own clock: warranties expire, vendors end support, licenses renew, and cloud resources appear between reviews. When that information lives in separate spreadsheets and consoles, refresh decisions arrive late and unsupported systems stay in production longer than anyone planned.
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