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Asset Intelligence Before AI: Teqtivity’s Hiren Hasmukh

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Hiren Hasmukh is the CEO and founder of Teqtivity, a leading IT Asset Management solutions provider. With over two decades of experience in the technology sector, Hiren has been at the forefront of developing innovative ITAM strategies for businesses navigating the complexities of digital transformation. Under his leadership, Teqtivity has evolved from a smart locker concept to a comprehensive ITAM solution serving companies of all sizes.

Hiren Hasmukh

CEO & Founder

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Thanks for having me. I'm Hiren Hasmukh, the founder and CEO of Teqtivity. My background is in IT operations, and Teqtivity grew directly out of a problem I kept running into: organizations spend enormous effort securing and managing their environments, yet most of them can't give you a straight answer to a basic question — what hardware do we own, and who has...

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