GEC NEWS WIREToshiba Cloud Client Manager and Smart Client Manager 2.0
Toshiba Gulf FZE has launched Toshiba Cloud Client Manager (TCCM), a cloud-based cost effective IT management service, and the Toshiba Smart Client Manager 2.0 (TSCM 2.0), a smart, secure and powerful IT management service. While TCCM is accessed using a standard web browser, and TSCM 2.0 is an on-premise system, both have a set of comprehensive tools that enables IT administrators to manage end-point devices quickly and efficiently. They are now available in the market.
“The new TCCM and the updated TSCM 2.0 are designed to empower IT professionals to work faster and become more resourceful,” said Santosh Varghese, General Manager of Digital Products and Services, Toshiba Gulf FZE. “Toshiba has developed both solutions with IBM Endpoint Manager to help businesses decrease downtime and maximise productivity through strengthened security features,” he adds.
Director of Endpoint and Mobility Management for IBM Cloud and Smarter Infrastructure Anthony Aurigemma said “As the use of mobile devices within enterprises continues to expand at an astounding rate, businesses will need a flexible, omnipresent infrastructure to make sure all of this traveling data stays secure, safe and hosted in a cost-effective fashion. Leveraging the strength of cloud computing and advanced analytics, our collaboration with Toshiba enables users to efficiently and easily manage the health, security and power consumption of each device.”
Responding to the increasing use of mobile devices in the region’s business sector, TSCM 2.0 supports mixed product and operating system environments, allowing IT administrators to manage multiple devices easily, regardless of platform. In addition to improving organisational efficiency and maintaining uptime, this extensive compatibility increases productivity by allowing users to access data and applications seamlessly across PCs, laptops, smartphones and tablets.
Scalable to 250,000 end-points per server, TSCM 2.0 allows IT administrators to manage mobile devices in addition to desktop PCs and notebooks.
