Verismic Software (http://www.verismic.com/), which specializes in computer power management, has launched Verismic 3.1 which has been designed to further drive energy and cost savings from computer power management. It’s Mac OS X compatible.
The new release provides customers with the ability to manage the energy used by desktop and notebook computers via mobile devices, and use remote access tools added features and functionalities. The core upgrade in Power Manager v3.1 is its mobile platform, which enables users to access the Wake-on-Web functionality to “wake up” devices that have been turned off, also allowing the user to launch specific desktop computer-based applications and tools remotely, and on demand. This application is compatible with iOS, Windows Phone 7 and Android.
Other enhancements include hardware inventory and querying capabilities, which enable users to gather all inventory information for a single device, within a single portal. The hardware querying capability empowers users to apply power policies based on the changing state of a device.
In addition to having the ability to target policies against saved queries, Power Manager 3.1 also allows policies to be targeted against system management queries based on the tight integration between Microsoft SCCM, LANDesk Management Suite and Verismic Power Manager. Power Manager 3.1 includes enhancements for IT managers looking to identify and manage further energy efficiency opportunities with improved logging capabilities and updated reporting enhancements.
Mac users will also benefit from Mac OS X Power Management support, which is now compatible with Mac OS X 10.5 and higher, says Ashley Leonard, president and CEO of Verismic Software. Finally, users can benefit from its newly implemented logging capabilities, allowing for centralized troubleshooting, and the software’s updated reporting enhancements, which include its Dynamic Efficiency Savings Report and Active Systems Report, he adds.
For pricing info, go to http://www.verismic.com/pricing.html .
