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Web Help Desk Adds Support for Lion

By Joshua Bolkan
07/27/11

Web Help Desk, an online cross-platform service desk management solution, now supports Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.

Web Help Desk provides server-side operating system support for Windows Server, Mac OS X, Linux, and Unix, and server-side database support for Windows SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, OpenBase SQL, Postgre SQL, and FrontBase. Web Help Desk also has features that cover areas such as:

Incident management;
Communication and correspondence;
Account management for lightweight directory access protocol and active directory;
Asset management; and
Billing and parts management.

Web Help Desk is available in Free, Lite, and Pro editions with separate pricing structures for commercial and non-profit organizations. Pricing is based on the number of named logins for service desk personnel and management.

More information is available at webhelpdesk.com.

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Joshua Bolkan is contributing editor for Campus Technology, THE Journal and STEAM Universe. He can be reached at [email protected].

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