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As IT systems grow in complexity, the methods we use to structure and document them have evolved just as rapidly. In the early days of IT infrastructure, customizing data models was a painstaking, technical process. Teams were required to manually configure complex schemas - defining relationships, constraints, and dependencies—with every change demanding extensive rewrites and deep coding expertise. 

Once upon a time, spreadsheets felt like magic. For small-to-medium businesses (SMBs), they became the go-to solution for tracking IT assets, software licenses, and infrastructure configurations. But today, these static tools can no longer keep up with the complexity of modern IT environments. Cloud computing, cybersecurity challenges, and growing compliance demands have left spreadsheets in the dust — turning them from helpful tools into dangerous liabilities. 

The way businesses manage their IT systems has evolved significantly in recent years. A major shift has also occurred in how software platforms provide support: instead of relying solely on vendor-led assistance, community forums now play a central role in sharing knowledge and solving challenges. Platforms like TWINALIZE have embraced this model, enabling users to benefit not only from expert guidance but also from the collective wisdom of their peers. This approach fosters collaboration, innovation, and more effective IT management.