Introducing a brand new service from bMighty.com: The bMighty Business Case Builder on Distributed Asset Management! It's the first in a series of Business Case Builders: free downloadable PowerPoint presentations designed to help you justify investments in key technologies to your company's senior management.In a few concise slides, this innovative Business Case Builder explains what Distributed Asset Management is all about, identifies the benefits of a managed approach, highlights the hidden costs of unmanaged devices, lays out the options, offers a vendor-evaluation checklist, and presents links to related bMighty stories and other online resources.

The idea is to use the slides to educate your senior management about the benefits an asset management solution can bring your organization. As an independent, third-party resource, it can help you build a convincing case for technology investments even in today's economy.

You can use presentation as is, or modify it however you like. Because it's a standard Microsoft PowerPoint file, it's easy to add new slides or other data on your own company's particular situation, or even cut-and-paste the entire presentation into your own template or presentation.

As noted, the initial installment in the series covers Distributed Asset Management, technology and services aimed at helping you deal with the ever-increasing number of IP devices and software in your company. These days, you've got to manage everything from desktop and laptop PCs to servers, networked attached storage, networked printers, and so on, not to mention the software that needs to be patched, updated, and tracked. And then there's all the new mobile devices.

Distributed asset management establishes an automated process that makes tracking devices both cost effective and resource efficient. And the The Distributed Asset Management Business Case Builder helps you lay out exactly how that works.

Check it out, it's free with your free bMighty registration.

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