InvenSys ASP script

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InvenSys is the ideal web based tool for IT Asset Management initiatives. A successful IT asset management program involves the proper tool to help align business objectives with technology investments. InvenSys is the ideal web based tool for IT Asset Management initiatives whose purpose is to audit, track, and report on hardware and software assets. InvenSys is available in both a LAN version (with the database repository residing on your network), and a Hosted version. Both solutions offer the same functionality and features, including client-less auditing and custom reporting. InvenSys is the application than makes the client-less audit possible. Without having to be installed on each workstation, InvenSys will collect hardware and software data on each asset. The data can then be viewed, saved, or uploaded to the InvenSys repository.
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