Your IT Budget Is Business Strategy
If IT powers the business, why isn’t it managed like it?
Big Value. Low Lift. Fast Results.
Start with one module. Scale when you’re ready. Proven Optics is modular, practitioner-built, and designed to prove ROI in weeks—not years.
Build A Budget That Stands Up In The Board Room
Get funding requests that don’t die in the inbox. With Proven Optics, your forecasts stand up to scrutiny, your variances are explainable, and your board sees strategy—not stumbles.
Impress Your CFO
If You Can’t Defend IT, You Can’t Control It
Every dollar should earn its keep. Proven Optics gives you x-ray vision into IT spend—what’s waste, what’s value, and what the board needs to hear when they ask, ‘What are we really funding?’
Show Them The ROI
Billing That Keeps IT Off The Chopping Block
Show usage. Charge it back. Recover the costs. Proven Optics makes billing so clean that no one can ignore IT’s value—unless you want Finance to keep treating IT like overhead.
Show Me The Money
Excel Wasn’t Built for 2025
One bad formula and you’re toast. Stop gambling your reputation on shaky spreadsheets. Proven Optics automates ITFM natively in ServiceNow—so when the CFO asks for answers, you actually have them.
Stop Paying For Franken-Tools
Why juggle disconnected apps and duct-tape integrations? Proven Optics is purpose-built, 100% native to ServiceNow—no exports, no APIs, no excuses.
How A Global Enterprise Automated & Centralized IT Budgeting on ServiceNow
What would 65% faster annual financial planning mean for your organization?
ITFM Knowledge Base
The Most Dangerous Budget Line You Can’t Explain to Your CFO
Every year, as budget season rolls around, IT leaders gear up with spreadsheets, last-minute slide decks, and a silent prayer that the numbers add up. This blog dives into why unclear budget items hurt your credibility, how they slow down your team, and what you can do to fix it before it affects your funding.
ITFM Is Broken, Here’s How Proven Optics Fixes It
Let’s not sugarcoat it: most ITFM tools are failing you. They burn money. They confuse everyone. They promise visibility but deliver vague reports and endless interpretation meetings. And while you’re stuck trying to explain “cost buckets” to the board, your competitors are already reallocating budgets and proving value in real time. This blog will show you why the status quo is dangerous.
Welcome to Budget Hell Week: Surviving the Rituals of Corporate Budgeting
Budget season is a corporate rite of passage. It’s painful, outdated, and often disastrous. In this blog, we explore why Budget Hell Week feels like a brutal initiation and how it shapes your company’s future.