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DX-Union Management Suite

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Managing workplace systems, users and their resources leads to high costs for organizations. Many IT infrastructures have grown gradually over time to meet users’ requirements resulting in many isolated solutions.

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  • Windows
  • Linux
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  1.  Software Deployment
  2.  Mobile Device Management
  3.  License Management
  4.  Patch Management
  5.  Workflow
  6.  User Management

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  • device-management
  • inventory-system
  • remote-administration

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  • Developed by

    Materna
  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Commercial product.
  • Pricing

    One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $0.
  • Alternatives

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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DX-Union Management Suite was added to AlternativeTo by gentlesea on Mar 4, 2017 and this page was last updated Aug 3, 2019.
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What is DX-Union Management Suite?

Managing workplace systems, users and their resources leads to high costs for organizations. Many IT infrastructures have grown gradually over time to meet users’ requirements resulting in many isolated solutions. The subsequent need to change between different media when handling processes makes it difficult to achieve efficient automation. Effective tools for client and server management which ensure high service quality and optimized cost structures can help considerably here.

In the context of client and server management, industrialization means that all services are defined and made available via reproducible workflows. These map the complete provisioning process for particular services, role-specific workplace systems or server types. Standardization is achieved, for example, by using defined software packages or software package groups. The advantage here is that these services are then delivered efficiently and with constant quality.