Workwize, a leader in global IT hardware asset management, has raised $13 million in a Series A funding round led by Klass Capital, with continued backing from early investors Peak and Graduate Entrepreneur Fund. The investment accelerates Workwize’s mission to fully automate the IT equipment lifecycle, from procurement to disposal, using AI-driven technologies.
Michiel Meyer, CEO and Co-founder of Workwize, highlighted the challenges faced by IT teams managing globally distributed workforces: “IT teams worldwide waste valuable hours on manual, repetitive tasks and complex vendor management. This funding solidifies our vision of creating a seamless future where managing global IT assets is effortless.”
Workwize’s platform addresses inefficiencies by cutting IT management time from 27 hours to just 10 minutes per employee for tasks such as equipment procurement, deployment, retrieval, and decommissioning. Its user-friendly design ensures new hires receive pre-configured IT equipment on their first day, enhancing onboarding efficiency.
Meeting IT Leaders’ Priorities
A recent survey of over 150 global enterprises conducted by Workwize revealed that 48% of IT leaders prioritize operational efficiency and automation. Workwize addresses this demand by enabling IT teams to shift focus from repetitive tasks to strategic initiatives, driving productivity and scalability.
Traditional IT management systems rely heavily on manual labor for logistics and vendor coordination. Workwize’s innovative platform redefines this approach, offering a hands-off, automated solution that saves time and resources while enhancing the employee experience.
With its latest funding, Workwize is poised to disrupt the IT asset management space, setting a new standard for operational efficiency in the era of remote and distributed workforces.
