AssetGen NetViz Integration Options
AssetGen NetViz Integration Options
AssetGen NetViz Integration Options
This document assumes the reader has existing knowledge of the netViz desktop products,
WebView and the Enterprise Server. This document complements the AssetGen product
literature and FAQs available at www.assetgen.com
Q. If I have netViz already, what are the existing integration features between
netViz and the AssetGen Products today?
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2. What do I get with the AssetGen range that I can’t do with netViz alone to
understand the added value of a database driven diagrams?
As can be seen, the AssetGen range provides additional functionality to netViz, plus it is
designed to directly support visualisation of complex infrastructures.
3. If I have the netViz Enterprise Server, can I use the same platform for
AssetGen Connect and SysMap?
AssetGen Connect and AssetGen SysMap run on a standard Windows 2003 server
platform with MS SQL 2005 – similar to the netViz enterprise server. They can share the
same platform (as we do for internal demo systems), run in virtualised environments etc. If
you need more detail please look at our technical FAQs, or contact us directly.
4. Can I take my existing netViz data and transfer it straight into AssetGen
with minimal effort?
We’ll be glad to discuss the options to make the transition as quick and smooth as
possible.
Apart from the issue of netViz availability and support, we have identified some particular
customer benefits that an AssetGen/Visio solution has. For instance;
a) Saving Visio diagrams as Web pages embeds hyperlinks, data and enables
zooming in standard browsers – so the netViz Enterprise Web Server may not
be needed to distribute understanding across an intranet.
d) It is much easier to transfer Visio files with embedded data to colleagues than
with netViz, which requires a netViz client.
If you have any questions, or would like discuss the best approach for your organisation
please contact AssetGen directly or one of our resellers.
www.assetgen.com
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