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ALPHARETTA, GA, September 20, 2004 – According to the Stamford, CT-based research firm Gartner, Inc., IT asset management will rank as one of the top five priorities for CIOs through 2006. Until now, however, tools for inventorying and managing IT assets have remained beyond the budget of most small to mid-sized companies. With the release of NetSupport DNA 2.0, Dynamic Network Administration software, IT professionals at such organizations have an affordable, easy-to-use system for keeping IT costs in check.
“The Gartner report revealed that a majority of organizations do not have efficient ways of keeping track of their IT assets,” says Dave Auwarter, President of NetSupport. “That opens them up to dangers like system downtime from improperly implemented upgrades, potential licensing violations, poor customer service, overpaying on license fees and improper usage of software and the internet by employees. With NetSupport DNA, IT departments at small and medium-sized firms can know what hardware and software they have in place, monitor application usage, budget more accurately for upgrades, improve their in-house IT support and performance and even track Internet usage – all resulting in greater efficiency and reduced IT costs.”
The new version of NetSupport DNA 2.0 features a software distribution warehouse designed to reduce network congestion. NetSupport DNA 2.0 also includes a new application packager utility, hardware and software history, inventory for remote users and the option to manually input hardware items such as peripherals. Enhancements include expanded file search and an import and export function in the database maintenance tool.
NetSupport DNA 2.0 includes hardware and software inventory, software distribution, application and web metering, query-based reporting, a help desk component and remote control functionality. As an out-of-the-box solution for IT managers, NetSupport DNA eliminates hidden implementation and training costs.
“With just a few clicks, IT managers can learn how many computers on their network have Windows ‘98 loaded, how many users go to certain URLs and for how long, who uses which applications more than once a week, and so on,” says Auwarter. “NetSupport DNA suits the needs of IT departments that have tight budgets, less manpower and less time in which to accomplish more tasks.”
About NetSupport, Inc.
NetSupport, Inc. is headquartered in Alpharetta, GA with offices throughout the U.S. & Canada. Their portfolio of PC management products includes NetSupport Manager, School and DNA. For information on NetSupportÂ’s products and a free 30 day trial, visit www.netsupport-inc.com or call 1-888-665-0808.
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