REYKJAVIK, ICELAND, December 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) EMCO Software today announced it will launch a new version of its application, EMCO Network Software Scanner, which works with Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2 to offer customers enhanced security, as well as innovative user interface features and reliability improvements. EMCO Network Software Scanner is designed to help network administrators and IT professionals to audit software installed on Windows computers in their organizations. It allows extracting software inventory information from all remote PCs connected to a local network into a centralized software inventory database.
"Our ISV community is alive with innovation, and we're committed to helping our partners drive the next generation of software experiences," said Ross Brown, Vice President of ISV and Solutions Partners for the Worldwide Partner Group at Microsoft. "Adding compatibility for the latest Microsoft technologies helps ISVs to stay ahead of the competition and give their customers access to cutting-edge technologies."
"EMCO Software is excited to launch this new version of EMCO Network Software Scanner," said Thorarinn Oskarsson, CEO at EMCO Software. "Making our application compatible with Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2 helps us offer our customers compelling benefits, including intuitive user interfaces, improved security and reliability features, full support for multi-core processing and sophisticated management features".
EMCO Network Software Scanner allows extracting software inventory information from all remote PCs connected to a local network into a centralized software inventory database. Using Network Software Scanner, the IT staff can check the list of installed programs and updates on every PC and export the required inventory data to a file.
Availability
EMCO Network Software Scanner is available as a fully-functional freeware. It can run under Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2000 both x86 and x64 platforms.
Product page: http://emcosoftware.com/network-software-scanner
Product download: http://emcosoftware.com/network-software-scanner/download
EMCO Software is a provider of integrated software solutions that help organizations to reinvent approaches of their computer networks management. The company is a Microsoft Partner with a Silver Independent Software Vendor (ISV) competence. EMCO Software's award-winning products enable organizations to manage their IT environment remotely and automate network administration procedures, including network inventory, software deployment, power management, network and security control. Founded in 2001, EMCO Software is headquartered in Reykjavik, Iceland, with operations around the globe. Today, more than 20,000 organizations in 85 countries, including Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies, trust EMCO Software products. For more information, visit http://emcosoftware.com.
EMCO Software Releases New Version of its Software Audit Solution, EMCO Network Software Scanner
EMCO Network Software Scanner is a software audit tool that is compatible with Windows 7 and can be used to extract software inventory information from network PCs and track software changes.
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[Press-News.org] EMCO Software Releases New Version of its Software Audit Solution, EMCO Network Software ScannerEMCO Network Software Scanner is a software audit tool that is compatible with Windows 7 and can be used to extract software inventory information from network PCs and track software changes.