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Windows IT Pro and SQL Server Magazine choose EMCO Remote Deployment as a finalist in the 2009 Community Choice Awards in the Best Deployment Product category.

Network Inventory solution from EMCO provides small companies and large-sized enterprises with always up-to-date information about computer hardware and software assets. It helps companies to optimize expenses and simplify decision making.

EMCO MSI Package Builder offers a new approach for preparation of existing software installations to unattended remove deployment across the network. It uses innovative repackaging technology to transform installations to MSI format.

Improved OS License Modifier helps network administrators to check and modify Windows registration information remotely on all PCs in the network. New release introduces optimized network engine, bulk operations, new interface and other improvements.

EMCO announces the major release of popular MoveOnBoot free utility, based on the new, innovative product platform. The new version provides enhanced features for management of locked files and folders on Windows platforms.

New Ping Monitor freeware from EMCO was introduced as a new generation of noPing Inspector tool. The new network connection monitoring tool extends functionality of its predecessor.

With growing internet use in the world, kids spending more time online and the internet turning more into an interactive community internet addiction and problematic internet use will emerge.

Faster in use and sleeker for the eye, with a great new UI design Zignal 2.0 ensures a great user experience

HiTech Computer Services - hitech-on-web.com already manufacturer and vendor of a wide range of HiTech Accounting and Business Management Software joins hands with top accounting software companies to sell their products on websites of HiTech Group.

New website blocking software will protect children from predators, help families manage computer time and stop gambling, shopping and video game addiction before it starts, say psychologists.