A good mobile computer can do wonders for a business? asset and inventory management operations. The Intermec CK31 and CN3 are prime examples of this. The Intermec CK31 offers such smart features as a radiantly backlit quarter VGA display with touch screen, integrated 1D and 2D scanning, non-Incendive option for hazardous locations and ergonomic design, Cisco compatibility and Microsoft Windows CE.NET platform deign. The CN3 offers a rugged form, integrated GPS with internal antenna, WiFi, Bluetooth, choice of WAN Radio, color camera and extremely slim extended battery. But what's more impressive is how these little devices can be hooked up with a printer to make inventory management even simpler.
With an Intermec printer, it's possible to print tickets, labels, stickers, price tags and even RFID tags completely portably. There are labeling and printing machines that can be carried anywhere from an office to a shop floor. These rugged, heavy-duty industrial printers come with a wide variety of color labels, tickets, tags and other surfaces to print on. Printers like this can be used in conjunction with mobile computers to create receipts, bar code tags, bar code labels and other types of inventory management materials.
There are numerous types of rugged portable label printers that can be used for printing under almost any type of conditions, even under water. This might sound like something out of a science fiction movie, but it is true. There are also those portable label printers that can be hooked up to a variety of handheld and desktop computers in order to provide a greater level of flexibility. There are label printers that process labels that are easy to apply on any surface, known as crack and peel labels. Some of them offer high resolution bar code printing at the same time.
With an Intermec printer and a mobile computer there are so many options for printing and information organizing, which makes inventory management a breeze.
Asset Tracker for Networks is an inventory tracking tool for auditing software and hardware components installed on the network computers. This asset management software will collect your inventory information, provide the Network Administrator with detailed comprehensive reports and allow him to export asset details to external data sources. It is an excellent solution for auditing all types of computer assets in a corporate network including, but not limited to, operating system details, processor, memory and hard disk drive information, installed software, network printers, network adapters, operating environment and much, much more.
This inventory software does not require any manual setup on each individual network workstation. Instead, the Network Administrator starts the program on his/her workstation and clicks the Inventory Network button. The program inspects the network design to find computers and network devices there and automatically provides the Network Administrator with the detailed information on each computer or device found in a few minutes.
Asset Tracker for Networks offers statistical reports for your needs. General workstation information report, processors, memory and operating systems reports, installed software and software licenses reports are already included with Asset Tracker for Networks. Additionally, you can request more specific types of reports which can be tailored to your requirements or even develop them by yourself.
Asset Tracker for Networks also offers an easy way to export inventory information to ODBC data sources, CSV files, text files, web pages or to Excel. The program's template-based export engine allows the user to add new export types without changing the program itself. You can also create your own export types or order export type creation from Alchemy Lab.
The price of Asset Tracker for Networks 2.0 ranges from $199 for 25 PC's to $799 for 500 or more PC's. Site and Worldwide licenses are also available. Further information and a fully-featured trial download are available for free from .
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