Asset Management Tools

Technology that supports the process whereby a large organization collects and maintains a comprehensive list desktop and server hardware and software it owns.

The below listed products are Target Current (TC), approved as a standard and implemented at HUD.

HP Open View Asset Center 2.0

The below listed products are Target Future (TF), approved as a standard but not yet implemented at HUD.

HP Open View Asset Center 5.0

The below listed products are in use and being Maintained (M), they will be periodically reviewed by the Configuration Control Management Board (CCMB), Enterprise Architecture (EA), & OPS to determine status and whether plans should be made to migrate to Target or should be moved to the Obsolete category.

IBM SoftAudit

Target Current Products

HP Open View Asset Center 2.0

Product Description

HP OpenView Asset Center enables IT organizations to manage the physical, financial and contractual aspects of all IT assets, from request and procurement to retirement and disposal, making it easy to optimize costs, mitigate security and compliance risks and drive business decisions.

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Target Future Products

HP Open View Asset Center 5.0

Product Description

HP OpenView Asset Center enables IT organizations to manage the physical, financial and contractual aspects of all IT assets, from request and procurement to retirement and disposal, making it easy to optimize costs, mitigate security and compliance risks and drive business decisions.

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Maintain Products

IBM SoftAudit

Product Description

SoftAudit for z/OS which provides the capability to automatically discover, inventory and report on actual mainframe software usage (including what resources are using it). The key benefits of this software include its auto-discovery capabilities, which helps make software asset management cost effective; its tracing capabilities which enable it to identify software usage from sources, even if those sources are other applications.

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