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    Are there advantages to using Snipe-IT and Spiceworks for Inventory/Assest Management?

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    • wrx7mW
      wrx7m
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      I figured that our accounting department must be doing something based on POs in terms of when things were purchased and which person/department was using them.

      In terms of spiceworks, it does have sections for price paid, purchase date, warranty scanning for some devices, etc. So it has a little of asset management built into it.

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      • wrx7mW
        wrx7m
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        If those things probably aren't something I, as an IT guy, should worry about, I will just put a pin in it in case it comes up in the future.

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        • scottalanmillerS
          scottalanmiller @wrx7m
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          @wrx7m said:

          In terms of spiceworks, it does have sections for price paid, purchase date, warranty scanning for some devices, etc. So it has a little of asset management built into it.

          Yup, works great for currently used assets. For historic tracking, though, it requires database sprawl in the monitoring system which is generally not ideal.

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          • wrx7mW
            wrx7m @scottalanmiller
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            @scottalanmiller said:

            @wrx7m said:

            In terms of spiceworks, it does have sections for price paid, purchase date, warranty scanning for some devices, etc. So it has a little of asset management built into it.

            Yup, works great for currently used assets. For historic tracking, though, it requires database sprawl in the monitoring system which is generally not ideal.

            Yeah, that is definitely true. "Retiring" assets is cumbersome and not at all intuitive.

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            • JaredBuschJ
              JaredBusch @wrx7m
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              @wrx7m said:

              @scottalanmiller said:

              @wrx7m said:

              In terms of spiceworks, it does have sections for price paid, purchase date, warranty scanning for some devices, etc. So it has a little of asset management built into it.

              Yup, works great for currently used assets. For historic tracking, though, it requires database sprawl in the monitoring system which is generally not ideal.

              Yeah, that is definitely true. "Retiring" assets is cumbersome and not at all intuitive.

              SW just added the whole retirement thing. so it likely sucks. I only know it has to be installed as an app. Haven't done it yet.

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              • wrx7mW
                wrx7m @JaredBusch
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                @JaredBusch Did not know that. I was referring to any previous version, then. I will have to check it out.

                -Installed as an app on a mobile device or the server, or _____ ?

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                • JaredBuschJ
                  JaredBusch @wrx7m
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                  @wrx7m said:

                  @JaredBusch Did not know that. I was referring to any previous version, then. I will have to check it out.

                  -Installed as an app on a mobile device or the server, or _____ ?

                  SW added an entire app add on thing in 2014.

                  It is part of that and the 7.5 release I think.

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                  • wrx7mW
                    wrx7m @JaredBusch
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                    @JaredBusch D'oh! I always forget about that part!

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