Invent Upshot

Let's suppose that you have a very large network and you would like to know what hardware components each computer has. Having this information will allow you to efficiently upgrade all your network connected computers. The problem is how to view the resources available for each computer. You could, of course, install a tool for this on each machine, but this can take a lot of time, especially if the network is very large. Or you could just use Invent Upshot, a software which allows you to view the resources for each computer connected to a network.

The program is a Windows application and as such, it's very simple to install and also easy to use. The system requirements are extremely low, as an average computer and a working network are all that takes to get the program running. After clicking on the application's shortcut and launching it, the user will notice a complex interface which features numerous options. For connecting to a network computer and displaying its resources, the user just needs to type in its IP or hostname and password.

After connecting to a desired computer, the user can view detailed information about all its hardware components, but can also view reports and statistics about it. Each report can display the performance of each computer's hardware performance, allowing the user to clearly see what components need replacing and which don't. The reports and the hardware information regarding every component can be saved as a file, to be reused later on and analyzed.