KonectTM Access software for small and mid-size businesses.
Your business must innovate, adapt, and respond faster than ever before. As an IT manager, this challenging environment increases the expectations and pressures to:
- deploy and support a variety of applications and multiple versions of those applications.
- maintain security across all computers, applications, and networks.
- provide seamless access to information and other business assets.
- support an increasingly remote and mobile workforce.
You are expected to balance these needs against the business priorities of keeping costs low and doing more with less in an already constrained environment.
What is Konect?
Konect is a serverware solution for small and mid-size businesses that enables simplified networked resource management, deployment, security and remote access. Konect extends Microsoft's Terminal Services to manage these networked resources centrally while seamlessly presenting them within a user’s local, remote or mobile computer desktop. Konect gives users fast and easy access to these networked resources through their existing desktop environment relieving the demands placed on IT administrators to train or retrain users on how to access these resources through other means such as a web page, portal, or traditional Terminal Services desktop delivery.
Konect's Innovative Delivery
Konect delivers each networked resource as a service to the user's desktop, completely eliminating the traditional second desktop normally associated with Terminal Services software. With Konect there is no second desktop for a user to deal with as all networked resources are integrated into the local desktop in the same exact manner as locally installed resources. Users simply use standard Windows-based desktop integration including.
- Start Menu Items: Networked resources appear in the clients' start menu on the client system.
- Desktop Shortcuts: Networked resources appear as standard desktop shortcuts on the client system.
- File Explorer: Networked files and data sources are seamlessly mapped into the user’s Windows Explorer.
- System Tray: Networked resources appear in the user's desktop system tray providing smooth, quick access to the networked resources authorized for that user.
