Asset Management

Position: Asset Management

Location: Normal, IL

• Understand various tools and organization units involved in Asset lifecycle and optimize the Asset Management process to work successfully though various tools for a complete asset lifecycle management.
• Ensure that the administrative staff responsible for 'Asset Receiving' and 'Asset Tagging' understand and execute their responsibilities properly. This is important because in most organizations, these responsibilities vest outside the IT teams and may require additional training, documentation and sometimes even staffing.
• Receive inputs from the customers about the legal and statutory requirements and insure that the Asset Management Process provides for compliance. For example: decommissioning and Asset disposal requirements.
• Work with the tools administration staff, Asset Database administrator and Configuration Management Process owner to optimize the rules relating to Asset discovery, reconciliation jobs and promotion of the updates to the Golden or Production Data set of the Asset Database.
• Plan and drive the long-term Asset Management strategy and Phases of the Asset Management rollout plan of the customer and OMC in consonance with the Configuration Management strategy and plans. This is important because mostly the database and 'data model' used in the tools for holding Asset information is common between the Asset Management and the Configuration Management applications/modules
• Devise the Asset management audit schedules, tools and offer governance for the procedure of correcting identified deviations along with identification and implementation of the preventive actions
• Acquire complete understanding of the Asset Management Process as designed or transitioned by the Process Transition consultant from CFS Process Consulting group.
• Obtain the baseline documentation of the Process and Tools including additional other documents as signed off and approved by the authorized customer representatives.
• Follow formal version and change control methods as agreed with the customer representatives.
• Host the read-only versions of the released documentation at the designated secure, backed up and access-controlled documentation repository of the OMC and issue formal communication to the OMC staff announcing such release.