The Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA) is the largest state organization devoted to the use of technology in education. Founded in 1980, the organization has been very active throughout its history supporting instructional technology.
The fifth ICT Branding Expo, recently held in Kathmandu, provided the ideal environment for educators from across Nepal to access the latest classroom technology.
The finalists for this year’s Network Computing Awards have been announced and NetSupport is delighted to be shortlisted in an incredible six categories - confirmation that our product range continues to meet the IT challenges currently faced by our customers.
NetSupport would like to say a big thank you to everyone who visited us at BETT 2012.We very much appreciate the positive feedback received and in turn we hope we’ve been able to demonstrate how our range of classroom and desktop management software solutions can make a positive impact on your day-to-day ICT support needs – both in and out of the classroom.This year’s event gave us the opportunity to showcase some exciting updates to our product range – not least, the unveiling of NetSupport School version 11 ahead of its forthcoming global launch. NetSupport Assist, our classroom monitoring solution for Mac® and Linux environments, also made its debut.
Hopefully you’ll find time over the next few days to....
Established over forty years ago, Dalkia plc, based in Middlesex, delivers multi-utility solutions, including the supply and management of water, electricity and gas, to client sites that include the healthcare and public sectors.
The company has just renewed its partnership with NetSupport for a further twelve months.
Dalkia’s IT team use a bundle of complementary NetSupport tools that help in its daily network support tasks.
Modular enterprise management solution NetSupport DNA delivers a real-time inventory of the organisations hardware and software assets. The company also uses NetSupport Manager PC remote control to provide fast and effective systems support, while....
NetSupport DNA provides a multi-delivery option for Software Distribution.
Firstly, an Operator will define a software package to be deployed, either a collection of Files and Folders specified with appropriate action parameters once successfully delivered to a target system or by recording and scripting any user prompts required during an application install so that the package can be deployed onto a users' system without the need for intervention.
Once created, the application package can be automatically "Pushed" to the target PCs for deployment or alternatively "Published" centrally on the DNA server. Once published, a user can check to see which applications are available for their PC, based on their departmental membership and install these on demand.
However, when initiating large scale deployments, the need to minimise network traffic congestion becomes a priority. In this case, NetSupport DNA allows a Client PC, ideally local to the target machines, to be nominated as a "Distribution Warehouse". When the package is deployed, rather than distributing the package individually to each PC, it delivers the package directly to the "Warehouse" Client which then takes over and distributes it to the target PCs on its local LAN segment.
When operating across a range of locations and networks, the timing of any major package deployment is critical as this may result in a detrimental effect on other critical applications and services, in terms of performance degradation. To reduce this threat, NetSupport DNA offers a "Scheduling" facility, whereby a specific date and time can be scheduled by an Operator for initiating the package deployment - usually out of core office hours when network traffic is at its lowest.
To further simplify the package deployment process, NetSupport DNA includes an "Application Packager", designed for situations where the application to be rolled out does not include its own silent install routine. The Packager enables the operator to record and playback a 3rd party installer, including all the necessary keystrokes and movements. These are stored in a script which is then replayed back at the Client PC without the need for user intervention.
New user requested features, enhanced usability, and a lot more. View a list of what's new.
Use it for 30 days on up to 10 computers.