Data Manager - Software (object class)
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The Software Object Class is a default object class that is included in Assets Data Manager out-of-the-box.
The Software Object Class is designed to store one row for each product running in the organization. For example: Microsoft Windows 10
and Microsoft Windows 11
would require a row each.
Types of software included may include:
Commercial off-the-shelf
Open Source
Beta
Internally built products
Default Attributes
The Software object class includes the following default attributes:
These default attributes were selected based on the most common attributes relevant for cross-comparative analysis. There may be additional attributes that are specific to individual sources only (e.g. Review status
and Usage status
.)
We recommend managing those directly in the source system (e.g., a Software schema) to prevent the Data Manager from overwriting their values. Where statuses from different tools need to be compared, we recommend using an additional status column.
Attribute Name | Description | ||
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1 |
| The name of the object (Software name). |
|
2 |
| The time the record was last updated in JSM Assets. |
|
3 |
| The publisher of the software |
|
4 |
| The version of the software |
|
5 |
| The edition of the software |
|
6 |
| Is the product part of a suite? |
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7 |
| Is the product currently installed in the organization? |
|
8 |
| Software classification, like COTS, Freeware, etc |
|
9 |
| What category of software does this fall into? E.g. Operating System, Database, In-House, etc |
|
10 |
| The group that is financially responsible for the software |
|
11 |
| The group that is responsible for maintaining/supporting the software |
|
12 |
| The date the software was available to the market |
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13 |
| Date support will no longer be available on standard support agreement |
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14 |
| The date extended support can be purchased to |
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15 |
| When extended support is negotiated, this date represents when that agreement ends |
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