A. Creating a database
Creating a database is likely to help the company gain a holistic view of asset cost during annual scans. A well-organized and properly structured database can provide a centralized repository for storing information about assets, including details such as acquisition cost, depreciation, current value, maintenance costs, and other relevant data.
Creating a DataBase can not be the answer:
With databases, organizations can quickly access, manage, modify, update, organize and retrieve their data. Databases are normally controlled using a database management system (DBMS). In the database, data is organized into tables consisting of rows and columns.
how asset tagging and inventorying benefit IT departments:
Better decision making: Allows businesses to analyze data across all assets to gain a more holistic view of their capital.
Loss prevention: Helps reduce the risk of losing critical assets and the costs associated with replacing them.
Improved accuracy: Reduces errors from manual data entry and ensures an up-to-date inventory.
Enhanced security: Provides an extra layer of protection for sensitive asset data with security features like role-based access control and encryption.
Inventorying asset tags: This helps track the physical location of assets but doesn't provide cost information.
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