asset management tools?

[Christopher Chisholm]

I know eventually we plan to have user-defined asset reporting in our 
software, but it's not there yet.  I'll remember to send out an update 
when we eventually get it done :)

-chris


Neil Schelly wrote:
> On Wednesday 01 March 2006 05:02 pm, Bill McGonigle wrote:
>   
>> If you find a clear winner please report back - I see this wheel
>> reinvented repeatedly.
>>     
>
> Unfortunately, I haven't found any clear winners by far.  It doesn't seem that 
> any of the tools out there are specifically for managing an inventory.  
> Perhaps I'll be another to reinvent the wheel again down the road.  Most of 
> the implementations I've found are hindered by database structures where they 
> just won't allow an arbitrary set of attributes for items in the inventory.  
> I'd love to have found one that would work with just a small adjustment, but 
> it's just not feasible without a ground-up implementation I guess.
>
> Enetman was the closest I found to what I wanted, but only because it allowed 
> a bunch of the attributes that I was looking for, though not all.  I could 
> almost have made it work, but it kept making Firefox crash, so I just won't 
> bother.
> -Neil
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