NetSupport DNA Version 4.3 Released
News|21 July 2016
The latest version of NetSupport’s IT asset management solution comes with two new features helping you to save time, costs, resources and increase productivity and security.
The Explorer mode provides you with a real-time overview of all of the PCs on the network, highlighting current notifications and active policies, allowing you to identify and resolve issues quickly. The data can be presented as Icons, Details or Thumbnail views – plus, privacy modes can be set to provide data protection and confidentiality.
There are also new Safeguarding tools for the Education edition (only) where in addition to the Safeguarding module which includes keyword monitoring and online resources, the new tools provide you with a deeper insight into the who, when and wheres of each event. There are more ways to document and provide evidence for events with print, save, email and screen grabs options, plus details which staff have viewed the event. You will be able to find it easier to view trends and events through the phrase cloud and monitor the students most at risk with a dynamic grouping function and a history of their concerns.
To find out more please call +44 (0)1364 655173 or visit our NetSupport DNA web page.
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