A new Feature for IT Consulting Companies: Review Discovered Data

By: Thomas Trenz | Date: December 9, 2012 | Comment: 0 | Category: Development News

JDisc Discovery is pretty interesting for IT consulting and service providers. It’s cost effective and flexible project license is the key for our consulting partners. Currently, we are working on making our offer even more appealing.

So far, JDisc did a great job of discovering a customers network. It gathers all plenty of hardware- and software information from many different devices. But, let’s suppose, that you are a consulting or service provider company that just did a network assessment and the customer is asking for the results. Yes, you could export our reports into the Microsoft Excel format and paste them into a Word document. But wouldn’t it be great to have a kind of read only version of JDisc Discovery? Instead of handing over papers, you provide the customer with a read only version of JDisc Discovery that contains all of his data. The customer can open the reports as often as he wants, he can filter the data, create new custom reports and might even add custom attributes to his data.

The readonly version can import databases of any size. And the best thing: Is is free…

The only thing a customer cannot do is a new scan!

The new feature will be part of the next official build.

About The Author

Thomas Trenz

Thomas Trenz is one of the founders and CEO of JDisc GmbH, the company behind JDisc Discovery, an enterprise-class agentless network discovery and IT asset management solution used by organizations around the world.

With more than 25 years of experience in network discovery, IT asset management, and enterprise infrastructure, Thomas has dedicated his career to helping organizations gain complete visibility into increasingly complex IT environments. Since founding JDisc in 2009, he has led the development of a platform that combines deep technical capabilities with a strong focus on usability, accuracy, and customer success.

Thomas regularly writes about network discovery, IT inventory, CMDB, cybersecurity, software asset management, cloud migration, and emerging trends in enterprise IT. His articles focus on practical solutions that help IT teams improve visibility, strengthen security, and make better infrastructure decisions.

When he's not working on the next JDisc Discovery release, Thomas enjoys exploring new technologies and discussing the future of enterprise IT with customers and partners worldwide.

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