UK PC vendor Opus Technology is moving into software with the release of a suite of network management tools aimed at the education sector.
Called Network Manager, the Novell NetWare/Windows NT package lets teachers or other LAN administrators create standard menus across all connected workstations, define student access to applications and files, and track software usage from a central PC. Buyers can optionally choose a remote support option.
Opus Technology can be contacted by telephone on 01293-821555.
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