You cannot automate what you cannot verify. You cannot govern what you cannot trust.
Discover how leading enterprises are closing the Trust Gap to communicate confidently with executives and boards, make faster decisions grounded in trustworthy data, and unlock cost savings that accelerate strategic initiatives.
The Trust Gap Is Undermining Your IT Strategy
As technology investments grow, CIOs and IT leaders face mounting pressure to improve security, control costs, and deliver measurable outcomes. But here is the reality: most organizations operate on fragmented, outdated, and conflicting asset data.
Leaders cannot answer basic questions with confidence. What do we own? Who is responsible? What is it costing us? Is it compliant?
This Trust Gap fuels overspend, weakens security posture, complicates audits, and stalls AI and automation initiatives.
That is why leading organizations are rethinking IT Asset Management as the foundation for trustworthy data that powers every decision.
Why Trustworthy Asset Data Changes Everything
- AI and automation require a foundation of truth: MIT research shows 95% of AI projects fail to deliver business value when built on incomplete or inaccurate data. Trustworthy asset data ensures integrity across the full lifecycle, so AI initiatives succeed and automation becomes reliable.
- Security begins with accountability: From patching to certificate renewals to compliance audits, you cannot protect what you cannot see. Knowing exactly what assets you own, where they are, and how they are configured is the first step to reducing risk.
- Financial control depends on governed data: With continuously accurate asset intelligence, CIOs can identify unused licenses, optimize cloud spending, and reallocate resources to high-value initiatives. The result: budget freed to fund innovation instead of waste.
Hear from Senior IT Leaders Who Closed the Trust Gap
Panelists in this session share real-world stories of ITAM transformation:
- Boosted patch rates through data accuracy: Vishal Gupta, formerly CIO and CTO at Lexmark International (now CTO and CPO at GoGuardian), raised Mac patch compliance from approximately 70% to over 90% by restoring trust in IT asset data. The result extended beyond patching to improved certificate renewals, lower cyber insurance premiums, and zero audit observations.
- Real-time visibility for safety and compliance: Amy Doucette, VP of Technology & Digital Transformation at MVM, Inc., explains how real-time device tracking transformed operational accountability, enabling faster service desk resolution and stronger compliance reporting for federal contracts.
- Scalable governance with 98%+ data accuracy: Robert Potter, CEO of Oomnitza, shares how high-fidelity CMDB accuracy provides IT leaders with the foundation to scale AI, automate with confidence, and pass audits without surprises. When data is trustworthy, technology becomes a strategic advantage instead of an operational liability.
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