Help choose Enhansoft’s next free SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) report for the month of February.

The choices are: Count of Windows Experience Index or Count of Printers.

a. Count of Windows Experience Index will provide you with your environment’s count of Windows Experience Index scores for Vista and Windows 7 PCs.  This report is useful in understanding how an application will perform within your environment.  It also provides some guidance on how many PCs you may need to replace based on low score results.  The drill through report to the Count of Windows Experience Index report, which is found in the full feature-set version of this EWR series, will provide you with a “list report” of PC details. 

For more details about Microsoft’s Windows Experience Index, please see the following links:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/What-is-the-Windows-Experience-Index

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Windows-Experience-Index-Understand-and-improve-your-computers-performance-in-Windows-Vista

b. Count of Printers.  For the first time, we are offering you a chance to become a tester for one of our reports.  Count of Printers, as its name suggests, provides you with a count of all the different printers in your environment.  We have received a number of requests for SSRS reports on printers, and hope that you will be just as excited as we are about testing it.  If you have any feedback about what details this “count report” should drill through to we’d love to hear your ideas, so email us at info@enhansoft.com.

Please do not forget to contact info@enhansoft.com to request January’s free SSRS Report, List of PCs with less than 10% free HD space.

If you would like to suggest future SSRS report give-aways, please email info@enhansoft.com with your ideas.

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