FrontRange Solutions launched a new version of Desktop & Server Management (DSM 7.1). The new Client Management release adds numerous enhancements related to compliance management, reporting and other key capabilities to further facilitate management of complex IT infrastructure.
FrontRange DSM is a Client Management solution to fully automate complex and routine software packaging and provisioning tasks, from installing applications and operating systems to running and maintaining devices over time.
The enhanced capabilities in FrontRange DSM 7.1 include:
* compliance enforcement
* offline support (package delivery) via thumb drives
* DSM web and infrastructure reporting
* self-service for operating system deployments
* mobile device management via optional integration of 3rd-party products
“Although DSM 7.1 was just recently released, numerous customers have participated in the early-adopter program and their overall feedback is very positive. We have delivered a very high quality release and with the additional capabilities to integrate with mobile device management solutions we will further extend our leadership in the client management market,” said Udo Waibel, CTO, FrontRange.
The Latest
Industry experts offer predictions on how DataOps and related technologies will evolve and impact business in 2025. Part 3 covers data technology ...
Industry experts offer predictions on how DataOps and related technologies will evolve and impact business in 2025. Part 2 covers DataOps roles, Data Observability, Business Intelligence and Analytics ...
Industry experts offer predictions on how DataOps and related technologies will evolve and impact business in 2025 ...
Gartner highlighted the six trends that will have a significant impact on infrastructure and operations (I&O) for 2025 ...
Since IT costs can consume a significant share of revenue ... enterprises should (but often don't) pay close attention to the efficiency of IT operations at scale. Improving operational cost structures even fractionally can yield major savings for larger organizations, often in the tens of millions of dollars ...
Being able to access the full potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced analytics has become a critical differentiator for businesses. These technologies allow for more informed decision-making, boost operational efficiency, enhance security, and reveal valuable insights hidden within massive data sets. Yet, for organizations to truly harness AI's capabilities, they must first tap into an often-overlooked asset: their mainframe data ...
The global IT skills shortage will persist, and perhaps worsen, over the next few years, carrying a collective price tag of more than $5 trillion. Organizations must search for ways to streamline their IT service management (ITSM) workflows in addition to, or even apart from, hiring more staff. Those who don't find alternative methods of ITSM efficiency will be left behind by their competitors ...
Embedding greater levels of deep learning into enterprise systems demands these deep-learning solutions to be "explainable," conveying to business users why it predicted what it predicted. This "explainability" needs to be communicated in an easy-to-understand and transparent manner to gain the comfort and confidence of users, building trust in the teams using these solutions and driving the adoption of a more responsible approach to development ...
Modern people can't spend a day without smartphones, and businesses have understood this very well! Mobile apps have become an effective channel for reaching customers. However, their distributed nature and delivery networks may cause performance problems ... Performance engineering can be a solution.
Industry experts offer predictions on how Cloud, FinOps and related technologies will evolve and impact business in 2025. Part 3 covers FinOps ...