ITAM
Cardiff University is seeking to procure an IT Asset Management (ITAM) toolset to enable effective IT asset monitoring and management. This will ensure that we are making best use of our assets throughout their lifecycle. The information that the toolset will return will also be used as an information source for securing assets. It is anticipated that there will be a financial and environmental sustainability benefit through re-use and re-deployment of IT assets, achieved via an ITAM toolset that enables lifecycle...
Buyer
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY
Value
£200,000
Published
11 Oct 2024
Closes
27 Aug 2024
Procurement details
Source
Sell2Wales
Region
Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan
Procurement method
Open
Category
Goods
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
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CPV classifications
48000000
Software package and information systems
48100000
Industry specific software package
48430000
Inventory management software package
48517000
IT software package
Lots
Lot 1 ITAM
Value not provided
Cardiff University is seeking to procure an IT Asset Management (ITAM) toolset to enable effective IT asset monitoring and management. This will ensure that we are making best use of our assets throughout their lifecycle. The information that the toolset will return will also be used as an information source for securing assets. It is anticipated that there...
Delivery: Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan
Documents
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Cardiff University is seeking to procure an IT Asset Management (ITAM) toolset to enable effective IT asset monitoring and management. This will ensure that we are making best use of our assets throughout their lifecycle. The information th...
Contract notice · Web page
ITAM
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Cardiff University is seeking to procure an IT Asset Management (ITAM) toolset to enable effective IT asset monitoring and management. This will ensure that we are making best use of our assets throughout their lifecycle. The information th...
Award notice · Web page
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