Hardware asset management
Integration with customer ITAM environments to maintain lifecycle visibility and serial-level traceability.
Manage
Lifecycle visibility, enforced through governance.
Technology management extends beyond inventory tracking. Egiss applies structured oversight to hardware assets, warranties, leasing, performance insights, and data-driven forecasting.
The management gap
Visibility without governance does not create control.
Global assets may be visible in systems, but oversight often remains fragmented. Warranty timelines start inconsistently. Leasing agreements operate independently. Performance data exists but rarely informs structured forecasting.
Management becomes reactive instead of strategic.
Lifecycle visibility must translate into structured operational decisions.
What this creates
Financial drift and lifecycle misalignment.
- Warranty coverage misaligned with deployment timing
- Lessor coordination gaps and financial exposure
- Reactive refresh cycles
- Limited DEX insight utilisation
- Underutilised performance data
- Forecast inaccuracies impacting buffer stock
Without structured management, lifecycle cost escalates quietly.
Governed lifecycle management
Operational control across the asset lifecycle.
“Egiss integrates hardware asset management, warranty tracking, lessor coordination, and data-driven forecasting into one structured management discipline.”
Management capability
Lifecycle governance embedded in practice.
Asset oversight, warranty alignment, leasing coordination, and performance insights are integrated into one structured management discipline.
Warranty management
Alignment of OEM warranty terms with deployment timing to ensure accurate coverage windows.
Lessor coordination
Structured coordination with leasing partners to align asset refresh cycles and financial exposure.
DEX management
Monitoring device experience metrics to inform refresh timing and lifecycle optimisation.
Data-driven forecast management
Use of lifecycle data and demand insights to improve procurement planning and buffer stock accuracy.
Structured governance cadence
Bi-weekly operational reviews, quarterly performance alignment, and transparent reporting designed to maintain control at enterprise scale.
Governance cadence
Management embedded in structured dialogue.
“Operational reviews, quarterly governance meetings, and data transparency ensure lifecycle management remains aligned with enterprise objectives.”
Next step
Strengthen lifecycle oversight.
If asset visibility and warranty governance operate independently today, we can assess how to unify management under one structure.