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A monitoring dashboard can tell you a server is down. It may not tell you which services depend on it, what changed before the failure, or who should take the next step. Those gaps between systems, people, and processes are often what makes day-to-day IT operations difficult to manage. IT operations management software can help close those gaps, but the label covers very different kinds of products.

AlloyScan 26.10 brings remote computer restart, more flexible dashboard Analytics, and customizable system notification emails. Take a look at what’s new.

Get a first look at your new AI assistant for IT teams, coming this fall. Coming to Alloy Navigator this fall, Allie is a versatile AI assistant that understands how you work and helps you get things done. It combines the context of your current task with years of knowledge accumulated across your system, broader expertise, and external sources you choose. Allie answers questions, analyzes information, and takes action, following processes tailored to your team.

What does AlloyScan improve over Alloy Discovery? See how the two compare and what AlloyScan brings to modern IT environments. AlloyScan builds on Alloy Discovery’s proven discovery and audit capabilities and brings them to a modern, browser-based platform. It keeps the familiar collection approaches customers already know while making inventory easier to access, manage, analyze, and connect with other systems.

An asset management policy states who owns each item, what records must exist, and what happens before equipment is bought, moved, or destroyed. Most IT teams do not need forty pages. They need rules that survive an audit and a register matching reality.

Less time coordinating, more flexibility to fit your schedule.

One onboarding ticket can hold a full name, home address, device serial and passport scan. Article 32 of the General Data Protection Regulation requires you to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk.

To reduce vendor sprawl, start with inventorying what your tools do, who depends on them, and where their capabilities overlap. Then decide which tools to retain, connect, or replace. When going away from tool sprawl, you need to aim for a smaller toolset that your team can manage while still supporting the work your organization needs. This guide walks through spotting unnecessary fragmentation, assessing whether consolidating makes sense or not, and transitioning to it.

AI ticketing puts machine learning and language models to work on the IT help desk. An AI ticketing system reads tickets, sorts them, routes them, drafts replies, and resolves routine requests without a technician.