Introducing DCV's new Access Console

Brendan Bouffler
Date : July 8, 2024
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DCV Access Manager is an exciting new solution that allows companies to provide secure, remote access to graphical workloads more eafor their employees.

For companies struggling to scale remote work capabilities while maintaining security, DCV Access Manager is a game-changer. It enables administrators to easily create and configure virtual workspaces tailored to each employee’s needs - from Windows or Linux machines to specific software and hardware requirements like GPUs. End users simply log in through an intuitive web portal to instantly access their personalized desktop environment.

Andrew Morgan from the DCV Engineering team dropped by to explain how it works.

If you wabnt to see a full demo of Access Manager, check out the video linked at the end of this show.

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