appendix a WMUA Device and license report 12-23-2024.xlsx

The document is a comprehensive device and license report for the Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority (WMUA) in New Jersey, containing detailed inventories of computer systems, mobile devices, and Microsoft Office 365 licensing. The report includes an extensive listing of 50+ devices with specifications such as device hostname, IP address, operating system, CPU type, memory, and last reboot date, spanning Windows 10/11 Pro and Server environments, primarily Dell and Lenovo hardware. Additionally, the report catalogs 50+ mobile devices, predominantly iPhone models with various iOS versions, and provides a breakdown of Microsoft Office 365 product licenses, including Exchange Online, Microsoft Entra ID P2, Windows Enterprise E3, and other cloud-based services.

The licensing and device inventory reveals a technology infrastructure predominantly using Dell hardware with Intel Core processors, running Windows 10/11 Pro across workstations and servers. The organization maintains 47 Microsoft 365 Business Standard licenses, 35 Azure Information Protection licenses, and various Meraki network equipment licenses, including wireless access points, switches, and security appliances. The report also indicates the organization's mobile device management includes iOS devices across different departments such as PCP (likely Pump Control Platform), WTP (Water Treatment Plant), and administrative offices, suggesting a comprehensive and modernized IT ecosystem supporting municipal utility operations.