InstallFree Products Overview

Features and Benefits of InstallFree Technology

Centrally Deploy Virtual Applications to Users Wherever They May Be

  • Eliminate OS image sprawl
  • Streamline application delivery and management tasks
The InstallFree Management Console (IFMC) allows the assignment of virtual applications, add-ons and updates to objects found in the Active Directory domain tree without physically installing applications or agents on their host machines, and without bounding a user to a specific machine.

Stateless Architecture with Stateful User Experience

  • Resetting UserData - quick disaster recovery in compromised applications
  • Allow user customization without altering original packages
  • Update applications without resetting user customizations
  • Save storage space
IFV Application packages are centrally stored on a single file share in a stateless mode, meaning they cannot be changed by users' actions. Instead, every IFV Application is equipped with an external user-specific and stateful file, called the UserData file, that saves all the changes and customizations made by users to their application.

Complete User Autonomy on Locked-down PCs (limited/guest accounts)

  • Reduce desktop TCO by up to 35%
  • Lock-down OS without limiting user experience
     
  • Reduce helpdesk calls
  • Extend PC life
  • Heighten security
IFV Applications have their own internal user privileges, granting users with administrator-like privileges only from within their virtual applications without violating their desktop's account privileges.

Virtual Management Console and Virtual Agents

  • Complete delivery and implementation of any InstallFree platform in hours
  • No infrastructure costs
  • Anywhere, anytime access

The InstallFree Management Console is a virtual application that runs on any Windows Server 2003/8 (32bit) machine. There is no need for a dedicated server to manage or deliver IFV Applications.

IFV Applications run on the local host without the need of an installed agent or database allowing users to access their applications from any location. 

Conflict-free Sandbox Applications

  • Eliminates application regression tests prior to rollout
  • Run conflicting applications side by side
  • Streamlines application deployment
  • Reduce IT operational expenses

IFV Applications are sandboxed in separate execution environments, provided by the IFV Engine, supplying them with all the resources normally supplied by an underlying OS.

This allows multiple applications to run conflict-free reducing the overall cost of delivering and managing desktop applications.

Cross Platform Application Packages

  • Support roaming users over multiple platforms
  • Run non-compliant applications on Terminal Server/Citrix XenApp
  • Migrate legacy and non-compliant applications to Windows Vista / 7

 

IFV Applications integrate with its IFV Engine's execution environment which operates exactly the same regardless of the host location, OS version and settings.

Supported platforms include: Windows XP (SP2+), Vista, Terminal Server, Citrix XenApp, Windows-based VDI architecture.

Modular Applications, Add-ons and Update Packages

  • Eliminates packaging overhead
  • Streamlines application delivery and management

InstallFree's virtualization technology allows applications, add-ons and updates to be separately virtualized and encapsulated into modular packages. When activated, the application package dynamically binds at runtime with the separately packaged add-ons or updates and runs as if they were all normally installed in the same package.

Unique Virtualization Process Without a Clean PC

  • No need to setup a clean PC for the virtualization process
  • Encapsulate once, experience everywhere

When virtualizing an application, InstallFree uses a sandboxed virtual execution environment as a clean-slate OS in which the application is normally installed. IFV applications packaged by InstallFree are not affected by the PC used during the virtualization process, unlike the DIFF and Installation Monitoring methods used by competitors.

 

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