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Hey,
You might like to try spiceworks. It is a very handy app. Only (slight) drawback is that it's revenue model comes from ad placements..otherwise it is excellent for both inventory and help-desk functions.
Hope this helps.
Peter
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but it's important to be nice
You might like to try spiceworks. It is a very handy app. Only (slight) drawback is that it's revenue model comes from ad placements..otherwise it is excellent for both inventory and help-desk functions.
Hope this helps.
Peter
Remember- It's nice to be important,
but it's important to be nice
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SpiceWorks is interesting. I have been watching it for a while. I fully expected to see it turn into a subscription only product, but it seems to not be the case. I found it to be rather slow, but they may have resolved that issue by now. Might be time to look at it again.
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AmmerBo
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In the "maybe not free... but cheap" department, you might want to try a product called Cerulean: Resource manager. It's a collection of IT operations tools priced in the hundreds and the best part is that they don't limit you on the number of devices you can have.
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