Open iT at ITFMA 2025: Bringing Clarity and Control to IT Financial Strategy
The IT Financial Management Association (ITFMA) Conference is the leading event for IT financial management professionals—bringing together experts in TBM, FinOps, benchmarking, and cost recovery to share strategies for improving IT transparency, accountability, and efficiency.
Why Open iT?
Open iT equips IT, finance, and procurement leaders with the data they need to optimize software usage, eliminate waste, and benchmark performance with confidence. At ITFMA 2025, we’re showcasing how usage analytics can support chargeback models, drive smarter budgeting, and strengthen IT’s role as a strategic business partner.
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ITFMA 2025 Presentation
From Cost Center to Marketplace: How a Google Shopping Model Transforms IT Chargebacks
About the Session
Discover how a marketplace-style service catalog with clear pricing and consumer-style navigation can transform IT chargebacks, improve cost transparency, and reposition IT as a strategic, service-oriented business partner.
Key Takeaways
- Make IT Costs Clear – Use service catalogs with visible pricing.
- Guide Smarter Choices – Present IT like a digital storefront.
- Shift the Culture – Empower business units to own their consumption.
- Plan with Precision – Align IT budgets with real usage.
- Boost IT’s Credibility – Compete with external providers through transparency.
Benchmarking Software Efficiency with Data-Driven License Insights
Learn how granular license usage analytics enable smarter benchmarking, helping IT teams uncover inefficiencies, optimize resource allocation, and align services with evolving business needs.
Key Takeaways
- Measure What Matters – Track real software utilization across teams.
- Set Performance Baselines – Benchmark against internal and industry standards.
- Find Hidden Waste – Identify underuse and inefficiencies with real-time data.
- Plan Smarter – Make data-backed decisions on IT investments.
- Stay Aligned – Ensure IT services evolve with business demand.
