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Managing information technology (IT) assets is a critical - but challenging - element of maintaining security, cost efficiency and controlled management of an information infrastructure.
To understand how Federal agencies are tackling IT asset management, CDW-G surveyed 154 Federal IT decision makers to understand what IT assets are being tracked by Federal agencies, determine the benefits and challenges associated with tracking assets and define the next steps for improving IT asset tracking.
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To view an in-depth analysis of the study "Get a Grip: The CDW-G Federal IT Asset Management Report," please complete the information form at the link below.
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CDW-G surveyed 154 Federal IT decision makers to:
- Outline agency progress on IT asset tracking initiatives
- Understand what IT assets are being tracked by Federal agencies and how
- Determine the benefits/challenges associated with tracking assets
- Define the next steps for improving IT asset tracking
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"Get a Grip: The CDW-G Federal IT Asset Management Report" found that nearly three-quarters of Federal agencies surveyed can account for all IT equipment – a significant success given that most Federal IT asset tracking programs are three years old or younger. IT asset management has improved information security for 41 percent of agencies and reduced theft of IT equipment for 39 percent. Despite these tangible results, IT decision makers noted considerable inefficiencies in IT asset tracking processes that prevent agencies from realizing the full benefits of asset management.
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CDW-G selected O’Keeffe & Company to conduct the online study targeting Federal IT decision makers.
- A total of 154 Federal IT executives responded to the survey
- The sample size equates to a +/- 6.64% precision at a 90% confidence level
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