Yashy

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Microsoft Visio + Excel should be able to do the required thing.
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Hi guys<br />
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As we have multiple offices at our work place, we constantly have users leaving and new ones beginning. We want to keep a floor map of PC names, their locations along with the users. <br />
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This is so that when we want to do things like apply updates and they fail to a PC, we can allocate where they physically are and access that machine or even request the user to do the necessary from their end. <br />
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Does anybody use any applications to manage this?<br />
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Thank you<br />
Yash
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Hi guys

As we have multiple offices at our work place, we constantly have users leaving and new ones beginning. We want to keep a floor map of PC names, their locations along with the users. 

This is so that when we want to do things like apply updates and they fail to a PC, we can allocate where they physically are and access that machine or even request the user to do the necessary from their end. 

Does anybody use any applications to manage this?

Thank you
Yash

Floor map application with PC names/username details?

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