Today is the last day to vote for either:

Count of PCs by Last Inventory or Microsoft Office Details 2010

to become Enhansoft’s free SSRS report give-away in December.

We are pleased that myITforum.com is once again hosting the poll, so vote for your favorite report at:

http://myitforum.com/myitforumwp/2011/11/02/help-choose-enhansofts-next-free-sql-server-reporting-services-ssrs-report-for-the-month-of-december-2011/

Thank you for voting!

This is a reminder that you have only today and tomorrow to contact info@enhansoft.com to request November’s free SSRS report.

Here’s a brief summary of Software Updates Dashboard:

This new addition to Enhanced Web Reporting is designed to mimic the Software Update Compliance Status Summary home page within the ConfigMgr Console.

Sample Screenshot:

On November 3^rd and 4^th, I attended the first ever DevTeach conference in Ottawa. As a new addition they added ITProTeach to their list of sessions.

One of the sessions I attended was titled, ‘A deep dive in SCCM Data’ and was presented by none other than Enhansoft’s Chief Architect, Garth Jones. This session covered a lot of info in 90 minutes. I felt like it was directed for the most part at me. Okay, I’m being biased, but that’s only due to the fact that I work for Garth.

The session covered stuff from SQL statements to proper SSRS reports and what goes on behind the scenes of report writing and getting Configuration Manager into those reports. In case you missed it, here is a link to Garth’s PPT.

All in all, as always Garth is a very good presenter and really knows his stuff. In fact, Garth was voted Top Speaker at DevTeach. Not a surprise!

Now if only there was a course on SSRS report writing. Maybe next year….

Did you know that Enhansoft can help you keep track of your Adobe licenses?

Reports found in Enhanced Web Reporting – EWR include:

1) Count of Adobe License Types

Which will drill through to:

2) List of PCs by Adobe License Type

3) Count of Adobe SKUs

Which will drill through to:

4) List of PCs by Adobe SKU

The final drill through report from all of the above-noted “List” reports is:

5) Adobe Computer Details

Here is a sample screenshot of List of PCs by Adobe License Type:

Enhansoft is committed to helping you report on and better understand your software inventory.

If you have suggestions on how we can further help you keep track of your IT assets, please contact info@enhansoft.com.

This is a reminder that you can still email info@enhansoft.com to request November’s free SSRS report.

Here’s a brief summary of Software Updates Dashboard:

This new addition to Enhanced Web Reporting is designed to mimic the Software Update Compliance Status Summary home page within the ConfigMgr Console.

Sample Screenshot:

As part of our on-going commitment to help you better understand and report on your software inventory we announced in July the addition of the SQL Server Edition series to Enhanced Web Reporting – EWR.

These new reports cover SQL 2008 R2 all the way down to SQL 2005.

Reports in the SQL Server Edition series include:

1) Count of SQL 2008 Editions

Which will drill through to:

2) List of PCs by SQL 2008 Editions

3) Count of SQL 2005 Editions

Which will drill through to:

4) List of SQL 2005 Editions

Those following our blog postings will know that July’s free SSRS report give-away was Count of SQL 2005 Editions.

If you have suggestions on how we can further help you keep track of your IT assets, please contact info@enhansoft.com.

Vote for either:

Count of PCs by Last Inventory or Microsoft Office Details 2010.

to become Enhansoft’s free SSRS report in December.

We are pleased to announce that myITforum.com is once again hosting the poll, so vote for your favorite report at:

http://myitforum.com/myitforumwp/2011/11/02/help-choose-enhansofts-next-free-sql-server-reporting-services-ssrs-report-for-the-month-of-december-2011/

Thank you for voting!

While away on holidays, I was asked what does the “Diving Deep in the SCCM data! Bring your Swim trunks!” SSRS report look like. Well here it is!

The RDL file for this report is within the ZIP file on http://support.enhansoft.com/Blogs/post/Diving-Deep-in-the-SCCM-data!-Bring-your-Swim-trunks!.aspx along with the PPT.

Here is how to manually upload the RDL file to your SSRS site
http://support.enhansoft.com/Blogs/post/How-to-upload-a-report-manually-to-SQL-Server-Reporting-Services-(SSRS).aspx

And you will also need to change the Datasource too.
http://support.enhansoft.com/Blogs/post/How-to-Change-the-SSRS-Datasource.aspx

Last week we announced that the SSRS report, Microsoft Office Details 2010, was one of the options that you could vote for to become December’s winning free SSRS report.  You still have time to vote as the poll will close on November 30.

Did you know that this is a report found in Enhansoft’s brand new Microsoft Office 2010 Series? 

This series was added to Enhanced Web Reporting - EWR in September as part of our on-going commitment to help you report on and better understand your software inventory.

The reports found in this series will enhance your understanding of your Microsoft Office 2010 environment.

Reports in the Microsoft Office 2010 series include:

1) Count of Office SKU (Office 2010)

Which will drill through to:

2) List of PCs By Office SKU (Office 2010)

3) Count of Office License Type (Office 2010)

Which will drill through to:

4) List of PCs By Office License Type (Office 2010)

5) Count of Office Release Version (Office 2010)

Which will drill through to:

6) List of PCs By Office Release Version (Office 2010)

The final drill through report from all of the above-noted “List” reports is:

7) Microsoft Office Details 2010 (for a Computer)

If you have suggestions on how we can further help you keep track of your software inventory or other IT assets, please contact info@enhansoft.com.

Thank you to everyone who dropped by to see us at DevTeach/ITProTeach on Friday. We enjoyed meeting all of you and we will begin sending out the free SSRS reports later today.

Here’s a reminder that Garth posted his PPT presentation and samples from his session at DevTeach/ITPro Teach, “Diving Deep in the SCCM Data!  Bring Your Swim Trunks!” on Friday’s blog. 

http://support.enhansoft.com/Blogs/post/Diving-Deep-in-the-SCCM-data!-Bring-your-Swim-trunks!.aspx