documenting things
Thomas Moloney
Between Micosoft and e-Stewards, I have to keep track of pretty much everything I ever do, does anyone have any recommendations on software or other ways to keep track of assets and things like hardware test logs, software logs, and HDD wipe logs?
Thanks!
Scott Barker
Although we are looking at a new ERP system right now, we do all of this in Google sheets. This allows us to search across the platform, even a single serial number or asset tag can be found immediately without regard to what spreadsheet it is on. It can also be accessed remotely if we do an onsite log.
Scott
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Michael Cheslock
Blancco is a solid option for the actual data wiping, but it’s asset tracking capabilities aren’t really a replacement for the quality ERP’s that are available, in my experience.
IQ Reseller and Makor ERP are both ERN Vendors (offering meaningful discounts to Members) with reputable products, and RazorERP is another reportedly solid solution for this as well.
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you gotta pay - but it is good software
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hey all,
Between Micosoft and e-Stewards, I have to keep track of pretty much everything I ever do, does anyone have any recommendations on software or other ways to keep track of assets and things like hardware test logs, software logs, and HDD wipe logs?
Thanks!
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Michael Cheslock
Blancco is a solid option for the actual data wiping, but it’s asset tracking capabilities aren’t really a replacement for the quality ERP’s that are available, in my experience.
IQ Reseller and Makor ERP are both ERN Vendors (with meaningful discounts for Members) who have reputable products, and RazorERP is another reportedly solid solution for this type of requirement.
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Chris Martin
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David Franquesa
oh Chris, please explain that.
Also you can use ereuse.org opensource tools, for internal and
external chain of custody, attached a paper we are presenting at
this conference http://computingwithinlimits.org/2018
on May
Regards,
David
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