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Does anyone know of a good ITIL type of software to allow to dynamically organize all of your IT things to do, starting from planning, implementing, testing, deployment, security, backup, recovery, etc, etc, and on and on and on :-)

I'm just looking for some solution to organize all the IT information I have in different places into one central spot. To use it as a planning & implementing tool

-Peter
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I realized that too, ITIL is a bunch of processes that may not mean much to a regular IT guy like me, I need real information, procedures, best practices, to do list and stuff like that in a very organized and modern way. Had not much luck so far to find any innovative piece of software, regular Help Desk / KB programs are just little bit too "old fashioned" I'd say :-) and don't present with a intuitive GUI to help and IT guy in a small/medium company to have all in one place, b/c nowadays IT person is responsible for more and more things as the complexity of system grow he may get sometime overwhelmed by it, but if things are organized in a nice way to it's much easier to control it and be productive  

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is AXIOS price wise stuitble for 60 employee company?
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>> is AXIOS price wise stuitble for 60 employee company?
i have no idea, but I very much doubt it.

For a company that size, you are not going to have even one person for managing each of Incident,Problem,Change,Release, let alone a department for each, which is where the power of a collaborative tool like Assyst really comes into its own, for helping to lay down the law of ITIL across geographically separated parts of a large organisation.

As long as you are logging ALL incidents with enough correct information, against the correct assets, and that you are able to report on recurring incidents, have a plan (written down, not just in your head!) for the change cycle (develop/test/deliver)
This is the best money I have ever spent. I cannot not tell you how many times these folks have saved my bacon. I learn so much from the contributors.
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