Norphy Posted July 7, 2011 Posted July 7, 2011 Room Booking - Sharepoint Asset Management - In house system for hardware, Lansweeper for software Help Desk - In house system Active Directory Adding Users (Bulk) - At the moment, CC3. As of next year, AD Manager Plus Print Management - Papercut Software Deployment - At the moment, CC3. As of next year, Systems Centre Configuration Manager Image deployment - SCCM
Rozzer Posted July 7, 2011 Posted July 7, 2011 Room Booking Moodle VLE Asset Management SCCM 2007 / ServiceDesk plus Help Desk ServiceDesk Plus Active Directory Adding Users (Bulk) CSV Import (Like to change) Print Management Papercut MF Software DeploymentSCCM 2007 and GPO Image deployment SCCM 2007
mrbios Posted July 7, 2011 Posted July 7, 2011 Room Booking - orbaas hosted thing, managed by the head of ICT, so nothing to do with us Asset Management - Wasp asset management with the barcode scanner and label maker Help Desk - OPSD Hosted Active Directory Adding Users (Bulk) - Some account management VB enabled spreadsheet by wisesoft, though this is likely to change as it's been used for years. Print Management - Uniflow Software Deployment - Depends on the software, most of the time i used group policy Image deployment - WDS on 2008R2 with the driver store and unattended xml files
vladker Posted August 7, 2011 Posted August 7, 2011 My thanks to nephilism for starting this thread, and to all those who have replied. I am a school IT technician currently finishing off my computer science masters - my masters project being on aset management. Currently building an open-source web-based asset management. Although, it will be relatively custom, I am intending to GPL it at some point.. might be of interest to some of you - particularly those using an excell spreadsheet. I am very interested to see those of you using Spiceworks yet still using a spreadsheet for inventory.. (same here). I am intending to include a tool to pull spiceworks inventory data, and compare with manually entered data. From my experience the hardware data in spiceworks is pretty accurate. Cannot say the same for software information. Have others had this experience ? If there are other reasons why you do not use spiceworks in an inventory role, I would appreciate knowing why.
daveyboy Posted August 7, 2011 Posted August 7, 2011 Room Booking - Paper, cheaper and (almost) idiot proof..... Asset Management - ZenWorks Help Desk - Tried that, staff hated it.........and so did we!. eDirectory Adding Users (Bulk) - VBscript + JRBimport Print Management - PCounter (and a big stick!) Software Deployment - ZenWorks Image deployment - ZenWorks
featured_spectre Posted August 7, 2011 Author Posted August 7, 2011 Have to say I have never been called "Nephilism" before...lol, but yeah this was for my old school, so I could gauge the response for the powers that be
mb2k01 Posted August 7, 2011 Posted August 7, 2011 Old school (now handed over for demolition): Room Booking - SchoolBooking Room & Resource Booking system Asset Management - Access / Excel for IT equipment. Non-IT equipment in SIMS Equipment Register Help Desk - Kayako SupportSuite Active Directory Adding Users (Bulk) - VBScript with Excel back-end Print Management - PaperCut Software Deployment - Altiris Deployment Solution Image deployment - Altiris Deployment Solution New School - As above, apart from: Helpdesk - Kayako Fusion (essentially Version 4 of their product) Print Management - Equitrac (mainly for the link with Easytrace) Also, trialling Altiris Deployment solution 7.1 in this school, but am currently thinking of rolling back to 6.9... Symantec made a lot of changes in V7 and I'm not sure I like them/can get my head around them at the moment!
rbance Posted February 24, 2012 Posted February 24, 2012 Room Booking Exchange Asset Management Lansweeper Help Desk ZENDESK Active Directory Powershell scripts from MAZE output Print Management Papercut Software Deployment SCCM Image deployment SCCM On this topic, Lansweeper is very good for what it is and what it costs. I can remote control devices, check hardware, check software, reboot devices, notification of printers almost out of toner...amongst a real lot of useful things....highly recommended....
Recommended Posts
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now