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HP Local Recovery, HP OpenView Management Suite for Desktops using Radia is offered

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Desktop Management Guide ■ Target individual desktops, workgroups, or entire populations of desktops for deployment and maintenance of software and content according to policies ■ Provision and manage operating systems, applications, and content on distributed desktop computers from any location ■ Integrate with HP OpenView Service Desk and other help desk and system management tools ■ Leverage a common infrastructure for management of software and content on virtually any device, any platform, and any network for all enterprise users ■ Scale to meet enterprise needs HP OpenView Management Suite for Desktops using Radia is offered as a stand-alone solution and is also fully integrated with other HP OpenView Management Suite using Radia products as an essential component of HP's unique desired-state management approach, which provides automated and ongoing maintenance of all software residing on enterprise computing devices. The HP OpenView Management Suite using Radia products ensure that the entire software infrastructure is always in its desired state-up-to-date, reliable, and secure. For more information on HP OpenView Management Suite for Desktops using Radia, visit http://managementsoftware.hp.com/ products/radia_mdsk/index.html. HP Local Recovery Local Recovery provides data and system file protection for HP business desktops, notebooks, and workstations. With Local Recovery, you can quickly recover and get back to work when information is accidentally deleted or your operating system is corrupted. Designed for disconnected or seldom-connected users, Local Recovery protects your HP computer's data and system state through scheduled snapshots stored in a protected area on the local hard disk. You can initiate a backup or restore by simply clicking your mouse or pressing the F11 key in a pre-boot environment. System backup and disaster recovery is now easy for all users regardless of connectivity. 8 www.hp.com Desktop Management Guide

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Desktop Management Guide
Desktop Management Guide
Target individual desktops, workgroups, or entire populations of
desktops for deployment and maintenance of software and
content according to policies
Provision and manage operating systems, applications, and
content on distributed desktop computers from any location
Integrate with HP OpenView Service Desk and other help desk
and system management tools
Leverage a common infrastructure for management of software
and content on virtually any device, any platform, and any
network for all enterprise users
Scale to meet enterprise needs
HP OpenView Management Suite for Desktops using Radia is offered
as a stand-alone solution and is also fully integrated with other HP
OpenView Management Suite using Radia products as an essential
component of HP's unique desired-state management approach,
which provides automated and ongoing maintenance of all software
residing on enterprise computing devices. The HP OpenView
Management Suite using Radia products ensure that the entire
software infrastructure is always in its desired state—up-to-date,
reliable, and secure.
For more information on HP OpenView Management Suite for
Desktops using Radia, visit
products/radia_mdsk/index.html
.
HP Local Recovery
Local Recovery provides data and system file protection for HP
business desktops, notebooks, and workstations. With Local
Recovery, you can quickly recover and get back to work when
information is accidentally deleted or your operating system is
corrupted. Designed for disconnected or seldom-connected users,
Local Recovery protects your HP computer's data and system state
through scheduled snapshots stored in a protected area on the local
hard disk. You can initiate a backup or restore by simply clicking your
mouse or pressing the F11 key in a pre-boot environment. System
backup and disaster recovery is now easy for all users regardless of
connectivity.