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Virtual IT Labs from deskMate
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Virtual IT Labs offer learners hands-on experience in a risk-free environment where they can experiment with different configurations, solve problems and apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios.
The deskMate Virtual IT Labs run on a virtualization solution developed by Kivito itself in its data centers in Germany, USA and Hong Kong.
Typical areas of application for Virtual IT Labs are
* Instructor-led training courses
Whether face-to-face, online or hybrid training, Virtual IT Labs offer participants in instructor-led training (ILT Instructor Led Training) a virtual, practical training environment.
* E-learning
Virtual IT Labs enhance the e-learning experience by providing hands-on practice in simulated IT environments without installing software.
* Product training for employees
Virtual IT Labs are an effective way to get your team members up to speed quickly. This means that the new product can be trained in advance without having to update existing productive versions.
* Sales promotion & product demos
Virtual IT Labs provide potential buyers with a fully functional pre-defined environment of even complex software. Users can try out the software and see the benefits for themselves.
deskMate customers particularly appreciate the ease of access (browser is sufficient), the intuitive operation and the ability of the trainer to always have an overview of all VMs of the learners. The pay-as-you-use approach not only makes Virtual IT Labs cheaper than self-hosted solutions, it also makes them more flexible and scalable.
Companies and training organizations can be provided with non-binding test environments.
The company has provided more information about deskMate Virtual IT Labs on its homepage https://virtual-it-labs.com/.
Kivito GmbH
Eberhardstr. 65
70173 Stuttgart
Germany
https://deskmate.cloud/
Kivito GmbH
Kivito GmbH develops and operates cloud desktops for virtual IT labs, virtual training computers, cloud desktops and cloud PCs.
In contrast to solutions from competitors, deskMate was developed as a pure cloud solution and is characterized in particular by ease of use, fast implementation and high security standards.
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