Information-Technology Product Roundup

The Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 includes an ergonomic keyboard and rechargeable, high-definition laser mouse with a charging station. The keyboard features hot keys for one-touch access to most-used Web sites, files and folders. The mouse features four-way scrolling and five customizable buttons.

Wireless Keyboard/Mouse Designed to complement Windows Vista OS, the Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 includes an ergonomic keyboard and rechargeable, high-definition laser mouse with a charging station. The keyboard features hot keys for one-touch access to most-used Web sites, files and folders. The mouse features four-way scrolling and five customizable buttons. Users can work up to 30 feet away from the transceiver, even if it is out of sight.-Microsoft E-Discovery Archive Service With the managed service ActiveVault 4.0, enterprises can consolidate, archive and manage inactive data from virtually any media source into an accessible format in order to apply and enforce retention policies and legal holds to ensure data is properly retained and managed. Self-service early case-assessment tools are available through a Web browser interface.-RenewData Peripheral Device Control Delivering access control at plug-and-play ports and drives, DeviceLock 6.3 prevents employees from using corporate or personal mobile computing resources to extract information beyond the scope of security policy guidelines. Featuring centralized management integrated with Microsoft Active Directory, DeviceLock enables administrators to control, monitor, shadow-copy, log and analyze end-user access to USB and FireWire devices, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth adapters, CD and DVD drives, serial and parallel ports, local and network printers, PDAs, smart phones and other plug-and-play devices. Local sync filtering allows IT administrators to set permissions for different objects transferring to or from PDAs running Palm OS.-DeviceLock BlackBerry Monitoring Zenprise 3.3 monitors the overall health of the entire BlackBerry infrastructure and automatically troubleshoots BlackBerry end-user challenges with detailed detection of user-specific issues such as low battery life, weak signal strength or low available device memory. Enterprises can proactively identify issues outside their infrastructure that impact users, such as wireless carrier outages or users traveling in and out of network coverage areas. The software collects and analyzes data across the BlackBerry Enterprise Server, Exchange and Active Directory infrastructure, and provides a holistic view of the entire BlackBerry environment. Zenprise also checks wireless carrier availability, Active Directory health, RIM SRP availability, WAN/LAN network performance and overall Exchange server health.-Zenprise © 2008 Communications News. All rights reserved. © 2008 Mobile Tech Today. All rights reserved.