Use software asset management tool and perform software audit operation easily

STOP purchasing or paying for software that you don’t need. Make use of Lepide Software Asset Management software and have an accurate and thorough system to discover, classify and inventory all network and software assets within the organization. In fact, it is one such software that empowers you with an automatic technique to audit software licenses over multiple computers connected within a network. The best aspect about this software is it facilitates you in having a more centralized software license compliance auditing. This IT asset management software further allows you see all software products installed on each and every computer in your organization and monitor the number of purchased software licenses.

Acting as a software license manager, the tool helps you track the number of licenses you have purchased. And, therefore in one way helps you keep well informed about any instances when the number of installations exceeds the number of purchased license. In addition, the tool also allows in creating and managing groups that further lets you audit specific set of computers. The tool notifies you whenever unauthorized software is installed on any of systems connected within the network. For more details, please visit www.lepide.com

Requirements:
Pentium II 400 MHz, 256 MB RAM, 20 MB

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