It's been around for years and we haven't had any problems with it. It's been pretty stable.

CA Asset Portfolio Management is completely stable.

I rate the stability of CA Asset Portfolio Management a five out of five.

It's still early in the game, but at this point we haven't had any issues with anything.

Stability is good. No issues.

I have not encountered any stability issues from my side. There are three different programs that actually use the same databases. If they go down or there's an issue there, we go down because we use the same database as well. For the most part, from ITAM, no.

We need a better connection between ITCM and SAM; the products need to evolve together. It’s high-maintenance.

CA does a really good job with keeping up with the changes that the vendor makes, and their software entitlements. 

So it is important to make sure that we also keep our software upgraded, because they're continually making changes to the program, and they've actually also made it really easy to upgrade. It's a process that takes anywhere from 40 to 60 hours for the upgrades, and we can make sure that we keep our environment up to date along with all the changes that they're making, so that they stay valid with the current industry.

It is stable, we can perform internal audits, and with accounting we can download the database. This helps us with the finance aspects.

Accessing from roles can be effected adversely if searches are created and incorrectly assigned to roles.

No problem.

It's stable. It's robust.