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How Are IT Professionals Embracing Change?
In our State of IT Lifecycle Management report, we explore how organizations are harnessing emerging technologies to manage IT assets.
Five Fronts IT Teams Are Fighting On
As flexible work models become the standard in today's workplace, IT teams face five major challenges:
- Integrating AI into their workflows
- Achieving sustainability targets
- Overseeing device lifecycles
- Ensuring strong security protocols
- Navigating global logistical hurdles
While AI is helping IT professionals make work easier, other challenges remain — including sustainability, security, and proper device lifecycle management within globally distributed workforces. These five factors are crucial in shaping IT lifecycle management across sectors, impacting operational efficiency, overall performance, and budget planning.
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Key Insights From Our Report
Embracing AI
AI is already automating IT workflows — but security, privacy, and training gaps are holding teams back from going further.
Sustainability Is a Boardroom Priority
Sustainability has become a boardroom priority, not just a PR talking point, shaping how devices are sourced, redeployed, and retired.
Lifecycle Management Is the Top Challenge
Lifecycle management — inventory monitoring, procurement, and device retrieval — is the single biggest operational challenge IT teams face.
Security Is an Ongoing Discipline
Security is treated as an ongoing discipline, not a one-time fix, as distributed fleets keep expanding the attack surface.
Hybrid Work Is Here to Stay
Distributed and hybrid work are here to stay, forcing IT teams to rethink how assets are tracked, secured, and recovered across borders.
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