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ITAM and Business Analysis leadership

Asset Visibility Drives Every Decision

Enterprises spend heavily on hardware and software they cannot fully account for. I build the inventory, license, and lifecycle discipline that turns that spend into evidence.

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I am Barret Kruse, an IT Asset Management and Business Analysis practitioner who connects procurement, service desks, security, and finance around a single trusted source of asset truth.

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Every asset
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Reconciling discovery tools, procurement records, and physical audits into one defensible inventory so leadership stops guessing what the organization actually owns and where it lives.

A decade of turning scattered hardware, licenses, and contracts into governed, auditable programs

Barret Kruse pairs hands-on IT Asset Management delivery with formal business analysis, so the process, the data model, and the reporting all arrive together instead of years apart.

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Reviewing software license compliance dashboards
Career Background
2026IT Asset Management LeadEnterprise program
2023Senior Business AnalystITSM rollout
2020IT Asset & License AnalystAudit readiness build
Working Style
"Barret rebuilt our asset register from the ground up and made the licensing position something we could actually defend in front of a publisher."

IT Operations ManagerFormer colleague, enterprise infrastructure team

Tagged corporate laptops being audited
12KAssets Under Management
Mapping asset lifecycle process on a glass whiteboard
Core Disciplines

Where an asset program actually moves the numbers

Hardware programs built around tagged intake, tracked custody, and scheduled refresh so every device has a known owner and a known end date.

Hardware LifecycleProgram maturity
Tagged at intakereceiving accuracy
Assigned custody recordsuser attribution
On-schedule refreshfleet age control
Offboarding recoveryreturned devices

The sources I follow and publish through

A running set of links to my professional profile and the ITAM, licensing, and business analysis communities whose guidance shapes how I build programs.