Radio, T.V., news media, or Internet. The message is the same. ‘The economic downturn… impacting the global economy… Business spending is on a hold... ‘ Fortunately, people still have to work. Businesses still have to run. Employees need access to business applications and resources regardless of their location or time of day.
More so than ever, there seems to be a common thread amongst businesses - reduce their IT operational and support costs and in parallel, extend the life of their existing technology investments; and at the same time, provide all the necessary business resources an employee needs at their finger tips to stay productive and competitive. Bottom line - keeping costs low and doing more with less, especially today in light of the current economic climate.
desktopsites is primarily focused on this SME market. Being an SME ourselves, we know all too well the pains and frustrations of operating a business with limited resources and man power and trying to get the most out of technology solutions and offerings to remain competitive and profitable. Because of this, our advanced connection broker Konect Elite, soon to be released mid April 2009, caters to the SME market, enabling IT administrators to manage and deploy both physical and virtual assets, allocate the right business resources to the right people - whether they’re local, remote or mobile -, connect remote offices and to simplify the administration and security of hosted applications, virtual desktops and business resources. So, the immediate value to the SMEs is that they can now extend the life of their existing technology investments and provide their employees access to the critical business resources they need to operate. For IT administrators, aside from a rapid, simplified, centralized remote access and application delivery software and virtualization solution to deploy and maintain, Konect Elite will provide an excellent migration path for the gradual progression to implement virtualization technologies within that same business.
