Alchemy Network Inventory 8.3

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Network Administrators use this tool to inventory computers in the corporate networks for the software and hardware configuration, generate software licenses reports, etc. The program does not require the client module to be installed on each individual workstation, but can be configured to inventory all network computers by only copying the files to a single shared folder on a file server. With Alchemy Network Inventory you can not only build comprehensive detailed reports on the network PC's configuration, but also export inventory information to SQL databases, intranet web sites, text files, etc.

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