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In today's fast-paced IT environments, managing the Digital Employee Experience (DEX) shouldn't require mastering query languages or wading through endless data. IT teams need immediate answers, not more complexity. That’s why we have built Nexthink Assist, our AI-powered virtual assistant in Nexthink Infinity. By leveraging the power of Generative AI (GenAI) and Large Language Models (LLMs), Assist transforms the way organizations manage their DEX.

Finding an IT Asset Management (ITAM) tool can quickly become a headache. With so many ITAM tools on the market, navigating their specifics, potential, and features can be a slow and sometimes confusing process. If you’re in this situation and need some clarity in your search process, don’t worry. We’ve done the homework for you.

In the growing DEX industry, we advocate for a predictive approach to digital workplace management. Build processes and systems around the goal of a seamless employee experience, and you’ll deal with fewer IT challenges as a result. However, even the most well-designed system cannot avoid the inescapable impact of technologies greatest foe: human error – as one of our customers, a global technology leader, recently discovered.

Measuring the risks posed by vulnerabilities — to the greatest degree of accuracy — is no simple task. It’s common for organizations to use the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) by default, to come to terms with the size and scope of vulnerabilities. But while CVSS is a useful tool, it’s not immune from its own vulnerabilities.

Understanding ITSM and ITIL is essential to strengthen your IT service management. Although they are closely related and often used interchangeably, ITSM and ITIL have distinct purposes and methodologies. To gain efficiency and competitive advantage in IT management, understanding their differences while exploring how they complement each other is a must.

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