I am a business owner.  What IT system information do I need in case my IT director quit?
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1. Location of backup tapes for important equipment.\n2. User Id & Passwords, User Id & Passwords is almost as important to the backup tapes. Core equipment = Routers, PC's, Servers, Mainframe (I5, Iseries, AS400), Unix, etc.   Assisted another consultant who died rapidly because of cancer, who left no documentation.  (ie: Passwords).  This caused one of his clients numerous consulting hours to reprogram various pieces of equipment.  BIOS Passwords (Bootup) are permanent on IBM servers.  Meaning you will have to pay for a new replacement main board $$$.  #3 list of all IT contract: contact information, description, amount, - expiration date.  #4 Network map of infrastructure.  -- Equipment IP Addresses (routers) pc, mainframe, etc.   Hope this helps, check out our site if you have a chance:\nhttp://www.affirmtech.net
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You first have to be familiar with the types of systems being used in the company.  What type of networking system is in place or will be used to "link" the computers?  What database configuration will you be using.\n\nThe "If" "Then" "Else" of a situation analysis must be orchestrated with "all the instruments" involved--and you're not giving us that information.  We need more code!!!  hehehe.\n\nThis website is an example of an IT analysis; however, this EXAMPLE is for structure and form of content.  You will need to determine and research the information relevant to your company's requirements.\n\nhttp://www.career.fsu.edu/documents/technical%20reports/Technical%20Report%2024/Technical%20Report%2024.html
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Check out Peachtree software. It maintains employee payroll, inventory, accounts payable / receivable, and a lot more.
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To have information LEGALLY released from an individual, business, or organization you should obtain a "Release of Information" for each entity you are asking.  \n\nThis document should be signed by the person you are requesting information about.
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Download and run Belarc Advisor from the following website. It is free and will tell you everything about your computer you were afraid to or didn't know how to ask. With luck it should even answer the question you've asked here.\n\nhttp://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
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Your employer should have a copy
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u need thier info like; name, address, social security etc.
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Address\nHobbies\nName of company worked for\nLength of time worked\nDescription of duties\nName of supervisor for reference\nPhone number of supervisor\n\n.....)(
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go to www.cbsc.org/ibp interactive business planner
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He likely wants an "NDA" or Non-Disclosure Agreement.  Ask a business attorney to draw you one up, or find an example online.
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That is a wide open question. Completely depends on the company and how they have structured their IT dept. You won't know till you start the Job.
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what were your past IT skills?\nwhat field were you in for past 5 years when u were out of IT?\nthere are so many things in IT that are really hot, one way to update your skills is to undergo training from a good and reliable source.
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It would depend on the drive.  All information will be located on the box.  If you are not sure, bring a copy of what your computer has and bring it somewhere like Circuit City.  The sales people should be able to find one that will fit your system.
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http://smallbiz.symantec.com/about/profile/development/acquisitions/index.jsp
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Peachtree only holds open G/L information for two years.\nDetail information, like Invoices and Payables accumulate until you purge them from the system. However, the system cannot use that detail to create a financial report. \nEach time you close a year the software makes you create a backup file called <filename>.ptb - this file can be used and restored to a different location (make sure you do not overwrite your current copy) to print out needed reports.\nWhen in doubt go to the search function in windows and search for *.ptb and it will show all the peachtree backup files on your computer and the date thet were made.\nI have a "live copy" of peachtree open for each set of two years so that I can always get at the data for all of my clients, I'm a CPA.\nGood luck.
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You might want to see if the information or data you need is downloadable from http://www.toshiba.com or contact their customer service.
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Always record it as it allows you to better document your tech support efficiency and customer service. You want to reduce the turn-around time to a little as possible. Lets you know how good your tech support people are and if they need more/better tools, or more/better people.\nIt gives you info on what customers seem to have trouble with what technology/software. Alerts you to whiners or people who need serious help. lol. Also, with a well documented system, you have more support behind you if someone says they called in but they didn't.\nAnd finally, so you don't forget about someone's problem.