I work for a company called Attest Systems that publishes an application called 'GASP' that is dedicated solely to asset management.
The GASP application is scalable to any size environment, utilizing a SQL Server back-end which is used to store asset data.
Asset data can obtained in various ways, but for the situation you describe it would be best to utilize the 'eClient' which can be plugged into users systems in order to remotely audit their machines whether they are connected to the network via LAN, WAN, or even dial-up.
Currently the platforms addressed are DOS/Windows(ALL versions)/Mac, but we are working on methods to audit *nix systems in the near future.
Why don't they just get one of those seti-sizex dishes and prop it up there? wouldn't the range be like a couple hundred miles then? that'd be way cool.
then again. maybe not.
I remember something akin to that actually happening with Age of Empires. If I recall correctly, it was a scripting contest of sorts. The scripter with the top AI being the winner, of course. A neat idea, really.
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I work for a company called Attest Systems that publishes an application called 'GASP' that is dedicated solely to asset management.
The GASP application is scalable to any size environment, utilizing a SQL Server back-end which is used to store asset data.
Asset data can obtained in various ways, but for the situation you describe it would be best to utilize the 'eClient' which can be plugged into users systems in order to remotely audit their machines whether they are connected to the network via LAN, WAN, or even dial-up.
Currently the platforms addressed are DOS/Windows(ALL versions)/Mac, but we are working on methods to audit *nix systems in the near future.
Check out the website at ATTEST.COM.
Why don't they just get one of those seti-sizex dishes and prop it up there? wouldn't the range be like a couple hundred miles then? that'd be way cool. then again. maybe not.
I remember something akin to that actually happening with Age of Empires. If I recall correctly, it was a scripting contest of sorts. The scripter with the top AI being the winner, of course. A neat idea, really.
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