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      <description>Location: City | Salary: 500.00-500.00 Daily | Type: Contract | ITAM Architect (IT Asset Management (ITAM) Architect) 2 months with possible extentions  Remote   580 per day Role Purpose The ITAM Architect is responsible for defining, designing, and governing the enterprise IT Asset Management strategy, architecture, processes, and tooling. The role ensures effective management of hardware, software, cloud, and digital assets throughout their lifecycle while supporting compliance, cost optimisation, operational efficiency, and business transformation initiatives. The ITAM Architect serves as the technical authority for ITAM solutions and works closely with Infrastructure, Security, Procurement, Finance, Service Management, and Technology teams to establish a sustainable and scalable asset management capability. The role commonly includes responsibility for ServiceNow HAM Pro, SAM Pro, CMDB integrations, discovery tooling, and governance frameworks. Key Responsibilities Strategy and ArchitectureDefine and maintain the enterprise ITAM architecture and roadmap.Develop target operating models for Hardware Asset Management (HAM), Software Asset Management (SAM), and Cloud Asset Management.Create solution blueprints, standards, design principles, and...</description>
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