IT key figures and IT structuring with itpilot®: Free webinar
As an IT service provider, we had enough of the chaos in IT and have therefore developed a standard for IT structuring that gets IT out of the fire brigade mode and also makes the "black box IT" transparent for management.
IT structuring: Your IT services at a glance
In regular free webinars , we show you how you can use the web-based application itpilot® to quickly and easily get a comprehensive overview of your IT services and generate meaningful key figures for IT and management - for your IT controlling and more time for the really important things !
The standard for your IT analysis
Get to know a standard for your IT structuring with which you can analyze your IT yourself and see what your IT achieves, how it is intertwined and how it can be further developed in a meaningful way.
We will show you how you can start with the aggregated inventory, the assessment and the evaluation of all IT services and components in the company.
Transparent IT costs and services
So that the costs and services of your IT become transparent - including risks and dependencies.
Senior IT consultant David Hofstätter explains the IT analysis methodology itpilot® in the webinar and presents the web-based application.
With itpilot® , a standardized IT service list is available for the first time, with which even small and medium-sized companies can record and evaluate their IT services without much effort - and thus develop their IT further in a meaningful way and make it future-proof. The IT analysis methodology enables IT management to structure IT sensibly and easily, to document its construction plan comprehensively and to allocate personnel and operating costs. With itpilot®, IT can finally provide meaningful IT key figures for important management decisions - for the best possible use of resources and to be at the forefront of digital transformation with the right projects. In addition, an industry-wide comparison with the key figures of other companies is possible (IT benchmarking).
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