Ivanti Environment Manager vs. Microsoft User Experience Virtualization (UE-V)

AppSense does solve a lot of problems and can do some cool things. However, I think competing products may do the same job without some of the bugs and issues I have seen with AppSense. The automatic/transparent "run as Administrator" feature is very slick when set up properly and makes dealing with poorly coded legacy applications very easy. The flexibility it gives you with all of the stuff it can do is great. Take actions X, Y, and Z at logon based on these conditions, etc.

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• Capturing application settings per user.
• Office policy settings.
• Granular control of settings per application.

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• High learning curve to deploy

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It has been a very affective tool for our company.

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It was relatively easy to configure.

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Always had a great experience dealing with the engineers.

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Test, test, test.

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The decision to use AppSense was not mine. If I had to choose a product today, I would at least want to evaluate the alternative from RES Software - from what I have read/heard it sounds like the better choice as far as reliability, support, and lack of bugs. I have not personally used it yet though.

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• By capping the CPU shares accessible by a rogue application, AppSense allowed us to continue to provide what the customers required while adjustments to the application were performed.

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