Asset Management

At Total Networking Solutions LLC, we offer a comprehensive Asset Management solution that helps clients regain control over hidden costs and better manage technology assets.

We provide the information you need to control maintenance and support costs, plan upgrades and growth, and make strategic IT decisions. Along with these benefits, we keep you informed about what equipment you own, where it's located, and how it's being used. We separate asset management into manageable services.

Asset Inventory and Tracking

There are three basic elements that form the basis of what customers are trying to achieve.

• Creating the asset repository or database.

• The auto-scan environment - an auto discovery tool that periodically scans devices connected to the network.

• Physical collection of asset data

Asset Ownership

We will take the ownership and configuration database and produce reports and metrics that contain information about the assets the customer has purchased.

Network and Systems Management

This process will allow you to implement and integrate tools for software distribution, remote configuration management and software support.

Benefits

• The total cost of ownership can be determined. With a precise, up-to-date and complete asset register, your organization can calculate more accurately - and therefore better manage - your total cost of ownership.

• Financial data are available. Without accurate asset inventories or realistic amortization, the IT asset base cannot be accurately calculated.

• Software and hardware can be upgraded more efficiently using centralized distribution tools when there is a standardized process for asset discovery and auto scanning.

• A workable process is created for software licensing. Without an accurate record of licenses compared to users, IT managers can make only educated guesses about the number of software product licenses required.

• Control and standardization are centralized. Asset management can be a significant aid to the IT team to establish and enforce desktop hardware and software standards.