SAM for Management A good SAM program requires all employees to be aware and responsible
on their own, but the ultimate responsibility rests with senior management.
Your primary role will be to prepare a proper business case for SAM.
In addition, you will also need to ensure the program is being handled
adequately (either by your own staff or through a contractor), see
to it that SAM is being properly maintained, and show your employees
how SAM will streamline their daily work flow and keep the office
running smoothly.
How SAM Benefits You
A good SAM program brings many benefits; including the overall added
efficiency that proper software management gives your employees. As
a department manager, SAM gives you peace of mind. Benefits include:
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Limited legal liability
stemming from poor licensing procedures.
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Faster, smoother mergers
and acquisitions resulting from a thorough, organized
licensing system.
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Reduced costs for
training individual managers.
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A faster
time-to-market through streamlined software functionality
and a thorough knowledge of existing databases.
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Increased employee
morale and motivation through enhanced software programs.