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by sidvail

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Does anyone out there know of any freeware or cheap programs, etc. for tracking computer systems and their hardware/software components. I took over as SysAd for a small company (25 workstations) and am tired of trying to keep track of what's installed in and on each machine, the changes I'm making, upgrades, etc. Would like one easy program to record changes and to keep track of my resources.
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by radiic

www.blueocean.com

They have a program called Track IT. For $495 you can get the full program. I use it quarterly with my netlogon script and run an audit of all my pc's hardware and software. You can tell whats changed. Also gives you alot of info on your systems. Plus think of this. In the event of a catstophic event in your company, wouldn't you like to have a print out of everything that you were using. I do, it would make reordering much easier. I keep a print-out in my off-site storage.

It also has some other features too. Purchase order systme. Help Desk

Check it out. For 495$ you really can't go too wrong

Rad

by beecee

We just obtained TrackIT for our helpdesk, inventory etc needs. Programmers, techs, helpdesk alike all HATE it. Try www.bhs.com, they have a program called Stealth Inventory. There are also others out there that you can look into. Research it and you shall find, steer clear of TrackIT for the time being though ;)

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