Easily allocate and manage end-user resources, from any environment, while accurately implementing your organization’s business rules
Managing Internal Change
Business changes, such as mergers and acquisitions, internal restructuring, and bringing branch-offices on- and off-line, drive organizations to use virtualization to move desktops and other end-user resources to the data center. The complexity of managing traditional desktops under these circumstances can be overwhelming, especially considering organizations’ often have complex business rules and requirements for the integration of diverse information systems.
The Leostream Connection Broker gives IT a tool to manage centralized end-user resources quickly and efficiently, for all types of business environments and virtualization scenarios. Leostream enables IT to repurpose assets, integrate diverse systems on a truly vendor-neutral basis, and create and deliver desktops and end-user resources. Whether you need to merge teams from an acquisition, rapidly allocate and manage end-user resources for a new location, manage resources more efficiently, or gain more control over end-user computing, Leostream is the management layer that will help get the job done.
Managing External Change
Social, political, environmental, and economic factors are making business leaders take a hard look at the power consumption of computing. Power costs, once the domain of facilities management, are starting to take center stage as a priority in IT departments. In addition, organizations are beginning to understand the value, both economic and socially, of taking a green approach to IT. The drivers are diverse: a large financial services firm can’t buy enough power off the grid to cool their backup data centers during peak summer demand; a community hospital wants to minimize the power consumption of end-user workstations.
The Leostream Connection Broker helps make organizations’ cost savings and green IT initiatives a reality. The Connection Broker supports the integration of nearly any thin client, and provides policies that allow you to manage desktop sessions to optimize resource and power consumption, such as powering virtual machines up and down and reverting machines to snapshots. The end result is more efficient use of resources and substantial cost savings.
