System administrators save time by managing which desktop icons are displayed to users across every computer on the network, all at once, from a single location.
Shortcuts can be grouped into sections such as Utilities, Video, Websites and Network Drives making them easy to find in organisations with lots of applications.
This video demonstrates the setup of XIA Links including creating sections, applications, directories and web sites:
Our firm has used Novell Delivered Applications since 1999 and our users rely on it heavily for fast access to their most commonly used applications.
We were concerned about them losing that convenience when we eliminated Novell, but learned about XIA Links from an ILTA posting and it was the perfect replacement. We can structure their folders and view almost exactly as they appeared in Novell Delivered Applications and we know that will save us hundreds of helpdesk calls about trying to locate shortcuts!
Unlike Group Policy Desktop redirection, which cannot account for applications being installed in different locations on different machines, XIA Links allows you to configure multiple possible locations to an application.
This feature can also be used to account for multiple versions of an application on the same machine.
Specify exactly which Active Directory users, groups or computers you wish to receive certain shortcuts.
Use allow or deny rules to configure precisely which audience to target a particular application to.
Leaving Novell, we had to have a centralized management tool for shortcuts, links and URLs. XIA Links meets this need perfectly.
Adaptable, customizable and with responsive support this is precisely what we needed to optimize the management of our desktops.
No commitments. No costs. Try XIA Links today.