Easier IT management. By virtualizing its IT environment, Korean Air's IT personnel will be able to install and update Windows 7 and application software across the company without having to physically touch each computer.Effective policy control. The ability to enforce IT policies companywide will give IT greater control of the information that employees can access. With this control in place, employees will be able to access email and critical information from their smartphones without compromising network security.Reduced support costs. MDOP's Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset will make it easier and quicker to troubleshoot technical issues and helps employees stay productive with less downtime.Improved oversight.

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