OT: suggestions for Helpdesk and Inventory Tracking software

[JohnB]

Sorry in advance, this is way off topic...

What does your company use for Helpdesk and Inventory Tracking software?
Do you recommend it?

This is a fairly small company, so they don't want "top shelf". Can't
justify the cost. I've used Trackit, but that would be too expensive for
this company. They have roughly 70 users and 60 Desktops and Laptops
(combined).

Thanks

 

[Tim Judd]

JohnB wrote:
> Sorry in advance, this is way off topic...
>
> What does your company use for Helpdesk and Inventory Tracking software?
> Do you recommend it?
>
> This is a fairly small company, so they don't want "top shelf". Can't
> justify the cost. I've used Trackit, but that would be too expensive for
> this company. They have roughly 70 users and 60 Desktops and Laptops
> (combined).
>
> Thanks
>
>


Spiceworks


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[AllenM]

Hey Tim,
Is this freeware or trial?

"Tim Judd" wrote in message
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> JohnB wrote:
>> Sorry in advance, this is way off topic...
>>
>> What does your company use for Helpdesk and Inventory Tracking software?
>> Do you recommend it?
>>
>> This is a fairly small company, so they don't want "top shelf". Can't
>> justify the cost. I've used Trackit, but that would be too expensive for
>> this company. They have roughly 70 users and 60 Desktops and Laptops
>> (combined).
>>
>> Thanks
>
>
> Spiceworks
>
>
> --
> This posting is provided for you, from a fellow community member. Use at
> your own risk.

 

[Steve65]

I agree - Spiceworks should work fine. You can use the free version or if
you want more options (and you do not want ads) you can sign up for the
monthly subscription. Easy to setup and easy to use.

Steve
"Tim Judd" wrote in message
news:%23WY4WAXMKHA.5072@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> JohnB wrote:
>> Sorry in advance, this is way off topic...
>>
>> What does your company use for Helpdesk and Inventory Tracking software?
>> Do you recommend it?
>>
>> This is a fairly small company, so they don't want "top shelf". Can't
>> justify the cost. I've used Trackit, but that would be too expensive for
>> this company. They have roughly 70 users and 60 Desktops and Laptops
>> (combined).
>>
>> Thanks
>
>
> Spiceworks
>
>
> --
> This posting is provided for you, from a fellow community member. Use at
> your own risk.

 

[Tim Judd]

AllenM wrote:
> Hey Tim,
> Is this freeware or trial?
>
> "Tim Judd" wrote in message
> news:%23WY4WAXMKHA.5072@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> JohnB wrote:
>>> Sorry in advance, this is way off topic...
>>>
>>> What does your company use for Helpdesk and Inventory Tracking software?
>>> Do you recommend it?
>>>
>>> This is a fairly small company, so they don't want "top shelf". Can't
>>> justify the cost. I've used Trackit, but that would be too expensive for
>>> this company. They have roughly 70 users and 60 Desktops and Laptops
>>> (combined).
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>
>> Spiceworks
>>
>>
>> --
>> This posting is provided for you, from a fellow community member. Use at
>> your own risk.
>
>

why not look for yourself? If it's not already obvious, the site is
http://www.spiceworks.com/



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[DaveMills]

Freeware - 1st hit on google

On Wed, 9 Sep 2009 11:12:04 -0700, "AllenM" wrote:

>Hey Tim,
>Is this freeware or trial?
>
>"Tim Judd" wrote in message
>news:%23WY4WAXMKHA.5072@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> JohnB wrote:
>>> Sorry in advance, this is way off topic...
>>>
>>> What does your company use for Helpdesk and Inventory Tracking software?
>>> Do you recommend it?
>>>
>>> This is a fairly small company, so they don't want "top shelf". Can't
>>> justify the cost. I've used Trackit, but that would be too expensive for
>>> this company. They have roughly 70 users and 60 Desktops and Laptops
>>> (combined).
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>
>>
>> Spiceworks
>>
>>
>> --
>> This posting is provided for you, from a fellow community member. Use at
>> your own risk.
>
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