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iInventory computer tracking software: The Right Tool for the Job?

by Scott Lowe | 05-02-07

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Asset tracking is important in any organization, but so is keeping current with patches and updates and keeping track of the systems to which licensed software has been installed.

iInventory's software dictionary records can give you a picture of which systems have certain software. In this example, you can see a list of computers to which the .NET Framework 1.1 has been installed.
                                     

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