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Spiceworks is pretty good for the office environment (PC's, Laptops, printers, etc.) .... reports PC users, printer ink levels, and a number of other useful items in your environment.
OpenDCIM http://www.opendcim.org/ is a decent datacenter management application. We've found it very useful for cataloging servers, devices, tape libraries, storage, etc. You can add asset tags, assign ownership to departments. You can also define connections between devices which can be very useful if you take the time to accurately audit all your equipment. It also allows to enter weight, power use, and air flow. Searching is basic, but can be very useful if you have a lot of racks. It also allows for creating a picture map of your datacenter and defining clickable areas that are not only clickable (to bring you to the rack in question) but also color coded to indicate rack capacity, weight, etc.
OpenDCIM http://www.opendcim.org/ is a decent datacenter management application. We've found it very useful for cataloging servers, devices, tape libraries, storage, etc. You can add asset tags, assign ownership to departments. You can also define connections between devices which can be very useful if you take the time to accurately audit all your equipment. It also allows to enter weight, power use, and air flow. Searching is basic, but can be very useful if you have a lot of racks. It also allows for creating a picture map of your datacenter and defining clickable areas that are not only clickable (to bring you to the rack in question) but also color coded to indicate rack capacity, weight, etc.
