GadgetNorm is the technology consulting platform that unifies criteria for inventory control, fixed asset depreciation assessment, and IT security protocols in corporate environments.
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Centralize all computer equipment in a single catalog with homogeneous criteria. Eliminate duplicates and reduce audit time by 40%.
Apply straight-line or sum-of-digits models to each technology fixed asset. Obtain up-to-date residual value reports to plan renewals.
Audit BIOS configuration, USB ports, and physical access to servers. Comply with ISO 27001 and NIST SP 800-53 from the hardware layer.
Define a closed catalog of laptops, workstations, and peripherals. Reduce support and spare parts costs by up to 30% annually.
Schedule periodic reviews of the computer park with specific checklists. Detect deviations before they affect daily operations.
Practical modules on inventory control, depreciation, and device hardening. Your staff applies the protocols from day one.
What teams that have already standardized their infrastructure with GadgetNorm say.
“We implemented the inventory control module across three sites. We reduced IT equipment audit time by 40%.”
— Laura Méndez, CIO of Grupo Logístico del Sur
“The fixed asset depreciation assessment allowed us to plan renewals with real data, not estimates.”
— Ricardo Peña, Financial Controller at TechCorp RD
“The IT security protocols they audited with us closed critical gaps in switches and servers.”
— Ana Vargas, CISO of InnovaData
Companies that trust our standards
We don't offer generic consulting. Our approach combines technical standardization, asset auditing, and verifiable security protocols.
We have developed a framework that unifies hardware, software, and peripheral criteria in corporate environments. These are not generic recommendations, but a technical catalog validated with companies in the sector.
We don't just count equipment. We evaluate the depreciation of each fixed technology asset, identify obsolescence risks, and generate reports useful for both accounting and renewal planning.
IT security starts at the physical layer. We implement controls over ports, BIOS, data center access, and network configuration. Our checklists follow standards like ISO 27001 and NIST, adapted to your real infrastructure.
We don't just deliver reports and leave. We train your staff in inventory control, depreciation assessment, and security audit execution. The knowledge stays within your organization.
Regulations change. We offer ongoing support to keep your standardization and security policies up to date, with periodic reviews of your hardware infrastructure and fixed assets.
Companies that have applied our modules report a 25-30% decrease in technical support expenses and a more predictable lifespan for their equipment. These are not promises, but data from real cases.
Clear answers on hardware auditing, IT inventory, and fixed asset depreciation.
Minimum specifications are defined for each type of equipment (laptops, workstations, servers, peripherals) based on the usage profile, expected lifespan, and security requirements. This reduces the variety of models and simplifies technical support.
Information is collected for each asset: serial number, model, location, operational status, and acquisition date. This is then cross-referenced with accounting records to verify physical existence and residual value. The process can be automated with network scanning tools and RFID tagging.
The most common are straight-line, sum-of-the-years'-digits, and units of production. The choice depends on the company's accounting policy and the type of equipment. For example, servers and switches are typically depreciated over 4–5 years, while end-user devices may have a useful life of 3 years.
These include physical access control to data centers, USB port management, secure BIOS/UEFI configuration, disk encryption, and firmware updates. It is also recommended to periodically audit compliance with standards such as ISO 27001 and NIST SP 800-53 regarding technological assets.
By unifying models and configurations, the support team handles fewer variants, which speeds up incident resolution and reduces the need for diverse spare parts. Companies that have homogenized their IT fleet report up to a 30% savings in maintenance expenses.