Viewfinity Cloud-Based Systems and Privilege Management Named as Finalist for the 2010 MITX Technology Awards

by Viewfinity 4. May 2010 13:15

 

WALTHAM, Mass.--Viewfinity (www.viewfinity.com), the innovator of systems and privilege management via cloud-computing, was named a finalist in the Seventh Annual MITX Technology Awards today. The MITX Technology Awards recognize emergent and innovative technologies developed in the New England area, as well as the individuals and organizations responsible for driving these advancements. The Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange (MITX) is the country’s premier Internet business and marketing association.

Viewfinity Cloud-Based Systems and Privilege Management Named as Finalist for the 2010 MITX Technology Awards

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About Viewfinity

Viewfinity is the innovator of systems and privilege management via cloud-computing, allowing IT professionals to focus on managing systems and not the platform’s infrastructure. With the cloud model, IT can be up and running quickly to provide management, support and control for desktops, servers and laptops. This makes it extremely cost effective and easy for IT to support local as well as mobile workers.

Viewfinity uses virtualization technology as the foundation to simplify and automate deployment and management of applications, licenses and assets. Viewfinity also complements traditional systems management by offering compliance adherence to flexibly manage privileges for locked down computers.  Viewfinity’s cloud approach delivers immediate and long-term value, scales with business need, and eliminates the equipment, training, and substantially higher costs of on-premise implementations.