Free software helps guard against uncontrolled IT growth for SMB

Munich, Februray 24th 2003: Business software firm LOGIN is making available free software that will help UK small and medium businesses guard against uncontrolled growth of their IT infrastructure and highlight licensing irregularities. The software conducts automated hardware and software inventories, also allowing users to identify unused resources. LOGIN provides a 20-user licence full version of the software as a free download from www.loginventory.com.

Efficient license management and inventory, integrates Oracle database and new SAM function

LOGINventory 3.20

Munich, July 17th 2003: Software and consulting company LOGIN today announced version 3.20 of its software/hardware inventory tool LOGINventory. The latest release is focused on meeting the needs of large enterprise customers: LOGINventory 3.20 supports the database Oracle 8i/9i, and finds software packets installed via Netinstall. In the field of software asset management (SAM) it integrates functions for grouping, filtering and time monitoring; for existing customers this update is free of charge as usual.

Network Management made easy and at a fraction of the cost

Munich, February 19th 2004: Network management systems just like those deployed by large enterprises are now available to small-medium businesses in the UK, but at a fraction of the cost, with the arrival of new network inventory software from LOGIN. The German firm plans to build on current success in its native market, where LOGINventory is rapidly becoming the asset management plug-in of choice.

LOGINventory™ 4.0 brings cost-effective, easy-to-use PC asset management to small- and medium-sized businesses

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, June 15, 2004: LOGIN GmbH, a provider of PC asset management software, is now offering version 4.0 of LOGINventory™. This IT management lifesaver inventories all PC hardware, resident software and assets connected to the LAN across the company. Its ease of use and low cost bring the benefits of automated management to even the smallest of enterprises, while augmenting other tools available to IT managers in larger firms.