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Overall Satisfaction with TeamViewer
At my previous position, we used TeamViewer two-fold. One for IT troubleshooting network/PC issues remotely and secondly, to update the presentation slideshows on multiple monitors across two campuses, one in Florida, one in Massachusetts.
Pros
- Login is seamless to any installed base via the app.
- Multiple user access streamlines workflow.
- Remote access to multiple desktops at work.
Cons
- When a system has a pending Windows update, TeamViewer has connectivity issues.
- Set the number of users able to be logged on at once. Someone needs to log out for someone to log in at certain points.
- File uploading remotely to an active desktop has connectivity issues.
- The workflow has been smoother allowing me to directly control computers on other campuses rather than rely on a chain of people.
- I can update multiple desktops at once allowing me more control over how my time is spent.
- When something breaks, I can fix it anytime, anywhere, with portable apps.
Overall pricing, functionality, and low learning curve make it a solid saas choice depending on what you need.
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