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Building and maintaining gold master images for system deployment is time consuming and tedious. Consider the time savings if all of your systems arrived direct from the factory, pre-imaged and ready to go, with no additional effort from you. Discover how the powerful combination of Dell KACE K2000 Appliance deployment functionality and Dell Configuration Services can help.

While Apple products were rare in the workplace a few years ago, that reality has changed. Today, Apple products like Macs, iPhones, and iPads are widely accepted on the enterprise computing scene. Join us to learn about best practices for supporting Apple devices in your organization as first class citizens alongside their Windows counterparts.

iPads and mobile devices have skyrocketed in use on campus - but now IT Professionals in K-12 and Higher Ed are faced with new challenges involving mobile device management. In this webinar we look at best practices and how two Kace customers have implemented successful strategies to manage, control and secure ipads and tablets on campus.

This report includes EMA's analysis of the Dell KACE K3000 Mobile Management Appliance.

Point-imaging solutions such as Symantec Ghost automate only parts of the systems deployment process. The manual work that needs to be performed as a result can negate any automation benefits. In this product comparison white paper, EMA details the many advantages of the Dell KACE K2000 Systems Deployment Appliance, which caters to the entire systems deployment lifecycle.

Compares the Dell KACE family of appliances with leading competitors Altiris, LANDesk, and Microsoft. It explains key best practices in lifecycle management, uses these as a framework for functional comparison, and includes a cost comparison to determine overall solution value.

Many K-12 school districts and institutions of higher learning are embracing the reality of increased mobile device usage and bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives on their campuses, and the impact this will have on IT. Those pressed with supporting this change are wrestling with how to manage a broad assortment of end-user devices now connecting to their IT environments. These devices include consumer-oriented smartphones, tablets and laptops, as well as products designed for use within a managed environment.

Once easily overlooked in the enterprise, Apple products are taking their place in organizations of all sizes at an unprecedented rate. Despite their popularity, however, Apple products have traditionally been considered consumer products and hence lack the end-to-end enterprise infrastructure support enjoyed by other platforms such as those running Microsoft Windows. Learn how the KACE Appliances deliver a fully integrated multi-platform systems management solution that embraces Apple products as full-fledged citizens of the corporate environment.

Work is no longer seen as a place, but as an activity that is independent of both location and specific technology. Organizations are moving from being PC-centric to a user-centric model, where employees bring their own devices (BYOD) and choose those devices that best suit their specific needs at any particular time or circumstance. Learn how the KACE Appliances can help your organization say “Yes!” to BYOD.

The Dell KACE Appliances empower IT to say “yes!” to BYOD by extending proven systems management to tablets and smartphones. They help IT organizations to easily and securely set up and manage personal laptops, tablets and smartphones to access corporate applications and data.

The KACE K3000 Series offers a plug-and-play, secure line of appliances that extend proven systems management to enforce security policies for iOS and Android based tablets and smartphones.

The package knowledge base is a community contributed database of "how to" information regarding the deployment of specific applications. Command lines, related links and notes from the field are just some of the topics covered in this unique and expanding resource. Search our package knowledge base for your particular software needs.

ITNinja offers several active forums for the discussion of related topics-the most active of which is the Package Development forum. Here experts from around the world help each other through problems and share war stories. If you don't see the information you are looking for in the Package Knowledge Base, this is the place to request help from some of the sharpest people in the field. Check out the latest deployment discussions going on now.

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