LogMeIn Rescue - Best remote tool I've ever used
Overall Satisfaction with LogMeIn Rescue
LogMeIn Rescue is used to support General Electric (our customer) both on-site and with remote users. It is used by technicians across the enterprise to connect to and troubleshoot user computers. This tool addresses a primary business problem: having an employee who cannot use their computer, thereby not being able to accomplish assigned tasks associated with their job.
Pros
- It allows connections to users both on site and at remote locations.
- It does not require the users to be connected to the domain. It can support users who are connected to any internet connection.
- It has interactive features that allow for dynamic control of a user device (shutdown, restart, etc.).
Cons
- It can be bandwidth intensive (although this can be partially relieved by switching to a black and white color scheme.
- It requires users to authorize the connection (some users are unable to understand how to authorize the connection, could be clearer).
- The chat function can be hard to use, the dialog box it provides is small.
- It allows greater end-user productivity as issues can be addressed while users are away from the work site.
- It provides desktop support technicians greater flexibility in addressing multiple user requests for assistance.
- It gives management a snapshot of how technicians are providing service (through monitoring features).
Compared to the on-board remote desktop tool offered in Windows, LogMeIn Rescue provides more features and the ability to "see what the user sees" through their own login rather than requiring me to log out the user and log in with my own credentials. It also allows me to chat with the user and do on-screen annotations.
Do you think LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo delivers good value for the price?
Not sure
Are you happy with LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo's feature set?
Yes
Did LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy LogMeIn Rescue by GoTo again?
Yes
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