TMCnet.com recently interviewed a member of the Faronics team about how Faronics' system control solutions are able to reduce IT expenses and headaches. The article focuses on how WINSelect 7.1 makes it easy for IT administrators to manage the functionality of computers in libraries, educational and corporate environments. It then goes on to discuss potential customers and...

Faronics is making its mark on BETT 2009, the world’s largest educational technology event, by officially announcing the release of version 7.2 of its popular classroom control software, Faronics Insight. This latest version introduces support for Windows 2003 Terminal Server and NComputing desktop virtualization environments, the ability to mute student workstations, an...

Faronics is kicking off Macworld 2009 by announcing the upcoming release of a Mac OS X client for Faronics’ leading classroom computer management solution, Insight-great news for instructors who are managing users on both Windows and Mac based computers. Once version 7.21 of Insight is released in Q1 of 2009, instructors will be able to use the Insight Console on their W...

Schools often need to deploy computers that offer a limited feature set -- for example, a computer lab designed for young children, an information kiosk in a library, or an administrative machine that needs to be simplified. Limiting a computer’s functions is an important part of protecting a computer’s purpose. Having fully-functional computers placed in environments ...

IT administrators looking for a centralized solution for managing and restricting workstation functionality have now been empowered, thanks to the Enterprise edition release of Faronics WINSelect. WINSelect 7.1 introduces the ability to deploy and manage Faronics’ workstation preference and functionality control utility via Core Console, Faronics’ desktop management to...