Tools That Manage Both Macs and PCs

johannacw writes "Ryan Faas takes a look at nine tools that handle system management tasks in both Mac and Windows environments for both clients and servers. The tools span a range of tasks such as remote installation, license management, and helpdesk functions. The author gives opinions on each tool's strengths and weaknesses and does not pick an overall winner."

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This link actually works:

[Anonymous Coward]

Tried to RTFA but didn't succeed (good thing I can read an address)...

http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?com mand=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9024079

-Anony Mouse

Re:For sure

[jptechnical]

A hammer, or a 16 ounce adjusting tool like my grandpa likes to call it.

For those that hate paged articles

[drpimp]

Especially those with a list of apps, mashups or what ever the buzzword is today on top of that without links. Make your own decisions. BTW I only count 8.
There is also the printable version
- FileWave
- NetOctopus
- LANrev
- Radmind
- ManageSoft
- LANDesk
- Timbuktu
- NTRsupport

Re:Obligartory...

[cyphercell]

Um, no the term "PC" has not evolved.

http://www.google.com/search?q=PC

More than likely the term "PC" was used to fit in the title space, no other reason. When dealing with cross-platform anything it's beneficial to be specific about platform. Confusing "PC" with "Windows" is analogous to confusing "The Internet" with "Internet Explorer".