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How to Blissfully Simplify Remote Onboarding Using Smarter IT Procurement

In a world where job offers are accepted across time zones and team meetings span continents, onboarding isn’t what it used to be. Slack threads have replaced the water cooler, and the office tour is now a Zoom screen share. But one thing hasn’t changed: people still need the proper IT hardware. This article will…
Damian Milas
Damian Milas
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Getting IT Hardware and Logistics Right: Trust, Morale, and Being Awesome at Work!

Before culture, perks, or KPIs, and before even your onboarding video or Slack invite, comes the box: a laptop, a headset, and a keyboard. You’ve built trust if it arrives on time, pre-configured, and ready to go. You’ve built doubt if it’s missing, delayed, or wrong. This article will explain how IT hardware is pivotal…
Damian Milas
Damian Milas
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GPT in IT Infrastructure Management: Genius Assistant or Compliance Risk?

As the world of IT infrastructure management continues to evolve, staying ahead of the curve is no longer optional but essential. A few of the tools shaking up the industry are ChatGPT and Claude, as well as IT automation software such as Make and n8n. With their ability to streamline communication, automate tasks, and provide…
Ohad Moser
Ohad Moser

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The Enormous Costs of Remote Offboarding: What Happens When a Laptop Goes Missing

Ever left your wallet on a park bench? Now imagine that wallet is a company laptop stuffed not with cash but with sensitive data, trade secrets, and access credentials—and someone walks off with it.  According to an Intel-sponsored study, the average cost of a lost or stolen laptop is a staggering $49,246. And that was…
Noah Edis
Noah Edis
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Reorgs, Layoffs, and Laptops: How IT Asset Management Keeps Compliance in Check

Company-wide changes like reorganizations, layoffs, or mergers can be chaotic from an emotional and operational standpoint. While HR and leadership often take center stage in these situations, there is a critical player that’s often sidelined: the IT department. More specifically, IT asset management (ITAM) deserves a front-row seat in any major transition planning, or else…
Ohad Moser
Ohad Moser
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IT Procurement Without Paper: Why Pioneering Teams Choose Automation

Let’s talk about a nightmare scenario that’s all too familiar. A new hire starts in a week. You submitted the requisition for their laptop two weeks ago. The department head had forgotten to approve it. When they finally did, the finance team needed “a few clarifications.” Procurement then sent it back with a request for…
Noah Edis
Noah Edis
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Five Favorable GroWrk Alternatives for ITAM in 2025

GroWrk is an end-to-end IT asset management SaaS platform with global reach. Operating across 150+ countries, with local warehouses in each country, it provides fast support for remote teams.  Supporting full-cycle IT asset management, GroWrk facilitates IT procurement via certified resellers and handles global onboarding/offboarding. Yet its model can limit flexibility and customization, particularly for…
Amy Reed
Amy Reed
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From Spreadsheet to Sanity: Automating Your IT Checklists for Remote Onboarding

Managing IT checklists during employee onboarding and offboarding have long relied on spreadsheets as the go-to tool. But as businesses go fully remote or hybrid, those outdated systems quickly become more of a liability than an asset. Inconsistent updates, missed steps, and human error can snowball into security issues, frustrated employees, and wasted time.  This…
Ohad Moser
Ohad Moser
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The Overlooked Exit: Why Offboarding Deserves as Much Attention as Onboarding

A fellow CEO told me not long ago, “One of our former employees who left more than a year ago still has access to our internal systems.” It’s not the first time I’ve heard this kind of comment: a friend mentioned that his wife, working at a large tech company (I won’t mention which), still…
Alon Zlatkin
Alon Zlatkin
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Mission: Possible – IT Hardware Rollout Done Right

Did you know that 82% of organizations allow employees to use personal devices for work? Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) might sound convenient, but data loss remains the top security risk that comes with it. It’s as if sensitive company information is walking out the door, literally.  A controlled approach to IT infrastructure management still does better when…
Noah Edis
Noah Edis

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