The suggested answer is A, B, C.
The expected outcomes of IT asset management (ITAM) typically include the integration with business services through the Service Catalog from request to disposal (A), leveraging IT Service Management (ITSM) to manage the lifecycle of assets through their useful life as configuration items (B), and providing input into, aligning with, and following corporate governance (C). ITAM focuses on managing assets from procurement to disposal and ensuring they are used efficiently and comply with corporate policies. Application privacy, security adherence (D), and service mapping to predict service impact (E) are not typically primary outcomes expected of ITAM.