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KenWilliamson
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Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 2:06 am Post subject: Ticketing database on a dime

I have just started at a company where I have the pleasure of implementing a service desk and change management. I am looking for a simple ( very simple) database access or LotusNotes that would allow me to start tracking incidents at the most basic level while I start the process on a proper system. Does anyone have such an animal hanging around? Ken Williamson Ken@tylerstoneconsulting.com

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