ITAM Award 2019 Criteria The IT Asset Management
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ITAM Award 2019
Criteria The IT Asset Management Award is given to one or more professionals, organizations or initiatives that have contributed remarkably to securing and/or developing good IT Asset Management is becoming a discipline in its own right. The IT Asset Management Award honors and celebrates those who have already contributed and/or are contributing to this development and at the same time have promoted good IT Asset Management beyond the ordinary. Receivers of the ITAM Award are selected with the following criteria's in mind: - Commitment - Ambition - Making a difference - Pioneering - Going beyond the ordinary - Going beyond own interests - “Promoting Transparent Licensing”
2019 ITAM Award Committee 2017 Award winner Professional in the industry End-user in the industry ITAMOrg Stanislav Pavlin
Nominees for The ITAM Award 2019 Chris Morgan Kylie Fowler Piaras Mac. Donnell
The 2019 ITAM Award winner is Kylie Fowler
”Kylie Fowler has been elected as the winner of the ITAMOrg 2019 IT Asset Management Award” Kylie has played a key role in the ITAM industry. For over 10 years she was one of the founding members of the UK SAM BSI networking groups that has grown and grown from south to the north. Kylie has been an advocate of raising the bar for ITAM education in the UK and beyond, driving the topic within the British Computer Society to make the bi-monthly meetings in London a corner-stone of the IT calendar. Without these SAM networks we wouldn’t be able to grow our capability Kylie does not just gain the industry-based qualifications to pad out her CV, her consultative experience in the financial, construction and service-industry sectors have augmented her effectiveness in delivering quality-based ITAM for numerous companies. And at the same time she is an advocate for SAM consultants and ensures they know their worth She contributed to best practice all for the good of the wider SAM community pro-Bono and more recently, Kylie was invited to join WG 21, the Working Group charged with creating and improving the ISO 19770 family ITAM standards. Kylie’s passion for ITAM is not just to be a barometer of license health for an IT estate, but also to act as an agent of change, particularly in support of strategic vendor management.
