IT Asset Management Time Calculator
See how many hours your team spends managing the IT asset lifecycle
Your IT team was hired to drive innovation and move your business forward — not to spend countless hours managing procurement, deployments, maintenance, and device disposal. The full IT asset lifecycle requires significant time investment. See how much time you could reclaim across all five stages.
Company Information
How We Calculate
Based on industry benchmarks, we calculate time spent across the five stages of IT asset management:
20 hours/month on vendor research, budgeting, and purchasing
4 hours per new hire for device setup and configuration
25 hours/month plus time per device for updates and repairs
3 hours per departing employee for access revocation and device recovery
Tracking, compliance, and coordination (scales with complexity)
Your IT Asset Management Analysis
The Problem: Time Your Team Currently Spends
Put This Time In Perspective
The Solution: Partner with an ITAM Provider
By partnering with a managed IT asset management provider like ComputerCare, you can reclaim significant time across all five lifecycle stages. Here's your potential time savings:
Time Spent by Lifecycle Stage
Potential Time Savings with ComputerCare
Based on industry data, managed IT services typically reduce time spent on asset lifecycle tasks by 40–60%. Here's how your team's time could be reallocated:
Imagine What Your Team Could Do Instead
These aren't just numbers — they represent real capacity your IT team could redirect toward work that actually moves the needle. Instead of chasing down lost laptops, coordinating shipments, and troubleshooting basic hardware issues, your team could be:
- Building and improving systems that give your company a competitive edge
- Implementing security measures that protect your business
- Developing automation that makes everyone more productive
- Supporting strategic initiatives that drive revenue
- Planning infrastructure for future growth
The question isn't whether you can afford to outsource IT asset management.
It's whether you can afford to keep your talented IT professionals buried in tasks they were never hired to do.