Dell adds on hybrid cloud management to its client computing software
Dell Hybrid Client can be managed through the cloud
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In a bid to support thework from homeanywhere environment,Dellhas released an updated version of its Dell Hybrid Client app that allowssecure accessto applications and data wherever they are located.
Originally released in September 2020, the latest iteration of the Dell Hybrid Client (DHC) extends the hybrid management tool to a wider range of devices and morecloud computingoptions.
“For employees, Dell Hybrid Client delivers the same, personalised experience regardless of the device you chose to work on. Everything you need is at your fingertips. For IT, we’ve opened access to multiple clouds enabling experiences to be scaled and customised for workforces at rapid pace,” said Brooke Huling, vice president, Modern Computing Solutions Group, Dell Technologies.
More features
According to Dell, DHC bundles usefulproductivity applications, including aVPNclient, user file encryption, secure boot, and more, all of which can be managed through the cloud to facilitate remote working.
The latest release works with multiple cloud vendors, includingGoogleCloud andMicrosoft Azure.
The service usessingle sign-on authenticationto log the user into their personalized environment, which the company notes remains consistent across all supported desktop interfaces.
Furthermore, DHC is designed to integrate with locally installed instances of Zoom andMicrosoftTeams.
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While the DHC was previously available withOptiPlex 7070 Ultraand Wyse 5070 thin clients, it now also works with the Latitude 3320, as well as the OptiPlex 3090 and 7090 Ultra workstations.
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