Unattended or manual local deployment - the easiest way to deploy a computer is to do it with the bootable Linux/DOS or WinPE recovery environments. In this case you won't need to set up and use any network infrastructure at all. Both recovery environments offer a user-friendly interface and are reach in customization options. They can also be used as an efficient last resort tool (System Recovery Solution) to get your system back on track in most emergency cases.

Fully-automated or manual (with the bootable media) re-deployment of the required configuration over the network (most suitable for a classroom or Internet café) - that is the classical application of our product. With the Deployment Manager console you can easily create and schedule (thanks to the built-in scheduling facilities) deployment sessions for different groups of computers.

Client-driven single or mass deployment over the network - with this functionality you're free to initiate the deployment procedure directly from the target PC with no need of the central console. It can be done manually or in the unattended mode. If two or more targets ask for the same image then the multicast protocol will automatically come at scene. That's how flexibility of a client-driven deployment in combination with the multicast technique is achieved. All client-driven sessions history will be logged and can be controlled from the central deployment console.

Crashed PC re-deployment (Deployment Manager together with Drive Backup) - Deployment Manager is fully compatible with Drive Backup and Hard Disk Manager. Thus images initially created for the data security purposes can easily be used for deployment and vice versa.

PC life-cycle maintenance - Deployment Manager includes Hard Disk Manager as one of its components. That's why you can use all of its functionality for the life-cycle maintenance of master PCs and workstations: