In previous posts we talked in detail about our multiplatform connection broker UDS Enterprise, we explained all its components and what is it for.
Today, we show you in a short video its main features, uses and functionalities. In just two minutes you can see how our software works:
One of many UDS Enterprise 2.0 innovations is the new grouping services mode for desktops, applications and any other remote desktop service. This new feature has been particularly developed to improve user experience, since it allows to organize the available services in groups, so that they can be distributed in an orderly and easy way, so that users find the virtual desktop or application they want to use quickly and intuitively.
A few days ago we explained in our blog how to setup the new system access through calendars, which has been incorporated to UDS Enterprise 2.0. This new functionality, appart from enabling or restricting user access to services, virtual desktops and applications by dates and slots, allows administrators to schedule and automate certain tasks on a Service Pool.
This new feature facilitates important and regular actions like:
UDS Enterprise incorporates a system access through calendars, which enables or restricts user access to services, virtual desktops and applications by dates and slots.
The platform administator can setup calendars to best fit the organization’s needs. These calendars will be used in the “Services Pool” to enable or deny access to virtual desktops or applications.
UDS Enterprise 2.0 is already available for download in our website. The new version of our multiplatform connection broker for Windows and Linux features significant innovations specially designed to optimize the job of IT administrators and users, such as:
Corporations are currently in an ongoing process of technological evolution. The consolidation of the management and the lifecycle of the workstation are increasingly more important in digital transformation projects: new needs for access to information arise as well as the execution of applications in remote users and those with mobile devices. At the same time, users increasingly demand more policies such as BYOD to gain more flexibility in devices and technologies.
