MONTREAL, CANADA, November 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) SecuTech Solution, inc. today announced the new version of UniKey Console has been released. The design of this new version has been greatly changed. The user interface becomes more friendly and easy to use, and more functions have been added.
New console imported a new concept, that it should follow the software lifecycle, from the designing stage to the end of the software. Users are able to track the whole history of a product, check sales performance and know the customers purchase habit. All the information collected from the system will greatly increase your profit, gain more market because of flexible license strategy and elimination of reprogramming same software for different license strategy.
New features:
Ć Add database
New console has added database support, so that all software products, customers¡¦ information and purchase history and order status can be managed in a center.
Ć Multiple user support
Multiple users can logon the system, and do their operation within their permission.
Ć Remote access
The new console system can be accessed remotely. Users can specify the server IP address and port, and then use the GUI to logon the server implement their job.
Users, who accustomed with the old style of UniKey Console, can switch the console back to the old style by clicking on ¡§Device Mode¡¨. In this mode, you can configure a UniKey hardware device very quickly.
For more details, please refer to our official website, and contact our support team.
About SecuTech
SecuTech Solution Inc., is the global leader in providing software protection and license management solution, secure managed portable storage, two-factor authentication, and cloud computing. Its best-of-breed product portfolio meets the highest security, performance, and privacy standards of the most demanding software vendors, enterprise, government, and financial customers.
SecuTech Unveils New UniKey Console
today announced the new version of UniKey Console has been released. The design of this new version has been greatly changed. The user interface becomes more friendly and easy to use, and more functions have been added.
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[Press-News.org] SecuTech Unveils New UniKey Consoletoday announced the new version of UniKey Console has been released. The design of this new version has been greatly changed. The user interface becomes more friendly and easy to use, and more functions have been added.