A contract renews without an owner
The notice deadline passes in a busy week and the term rolls over at the old price. In HTMS™ each contract has an owner, and renewals appear in a queue before the deadline.
A hotel runs a PMS, POS, guest Wi-Fi, door locks and dozens of technology contracts. HTMS™ gives one team the records to manage all of it: what it costs, who owns it and what needs to change.
Leadership sees which systems to fund, fix or retire, and the reason for each.
The notice deadline passes in a busy week and the term rolls over at the old price. In HTMS™ each contract has an owner, and renewals appear in a queue before the deadline.
The front office raises slow check-in in a meeting, and it is forgotten by budget time. In HTMS™ department heads record needs, IT assesses them and approved ones go onto the roadmap.
Invoices arrive from a dozen vendors, and nobody can total what one system costs. In HTMS™ each budget line links to the vendor, contract and system it pays for.
Contracts and costs are listed, but the file has no owner, no reminders and no link to tickets or projects.
The service desk, the budget and the project plan each hold part of the picture, and someone combines them by hand for every meeting.
Systems, contracts, tickets, budget lines and projects are linked records, so a renewal review or a budget request starts with the facts together.
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