TouchPoint is a web-based Visitor Management and Office Administration Software,which is integrated with Business Card Scanner, Digital Pen, Bar Coder, Camera and Visitor Badge Printer. Modules include Visitor Management, Contractor Management, Gate Pass Management, Material Management, Courier Management, Key Management, Vehicle Management, etc -It also has capability for other languages and RFID Tags -

Radius Manager is an easy to use administration and billing solution for Mikrotik, StarOS and ChilliSpot systems. With the help of the centralized RADIUS authentication and accounting, the user management for ISP's becomes a simple task. It can be used with wireless, dialup and cable systems. Radius Manager provides traffic limitation, bandwidth shaping, uptime limitation, account expiry, supports prepaid and postpaid account types.

Wireless LAN security and management solution. Offers Access Point configuration, rogue AP detection and combined wired and wireless network monitoring. With dedicated RF Sensors the solution identifies the wireless network vulnerabilities and protects WLANs from intrusions and denial-of-service attacks.

Money Management Explorer allows you to learn secrets of money management and position sizing. Now you will know how much to trade.
Overview of features
- High-speed comprehensive Analysis of your trading system;
- Various Money Management Strategies;
- Money Management Optimization;
- Import your data from other programs : TradeStation and MetaStock;
- Trading Simulator based on your trading history;
- Calculation of position size.

emBoot's RIS Menu Editor takes RIS beyond it out-of-the box capabilities & extends its functionality by allowing network administrators to add menus and options to the RIS Client Installation Wizard, and to create boot images. These menus and options can be used to deliver network boot images that offer maintenance utilities, such as BIOS upgrades and virus scanning programs, or to deploy other operating systems to client PCs on a network.

emBoot's RIS Menu Editor takes RIS beyond it out-of-the box capabilities & extends its functionality by allowing network administrators to add menus and options to the RIS Client Installation Wizard, and to create boot images. These menus and options can be used to deliver network boot images that offer maintenance utilities, such as BIOS upgrades and virus scanning programs, or to deploy other operating systems to client PCs on a network.

* Complete package of services and applications required to setup a Windows network booting environment, including: PXE, BOOTP, and TFTP services, Boot Image Editor, Client boot parameter database editor (BOOTPTAB Editor), DOS-based pre-OS utilities.
* Compliance with industry standards including Wired for Management (WfM) 2.0, PXE, DHCP, BOOTP, TFTP and NCP/IPX
* Fully compatible with leading client-based network boot firmware

emBoot's boot agents for VMs are client-based 'virtual' firmware that allows VM client created with VMware and Connectix (Microsoft) to do a 'network boot' using the virtual NIC.
* Multi-protocol network boot disk / virtual floppy image for VMware, Connectix
* Functions as PXE / DHCP / BOOTP, RPL or NetWare Boot ROM
* Extra features and options over PXE Boot Image
* Quickly install guest operating systems using tools like emBoot NBT

By working closely with VMware and key VMware customers, emBoot has overcome limitations with 'other' PXE implementations that simply do not work under VMware virtual machines (VM).
* PXE Boot Image for VMware - Bootable floppy image functions as a PXE Boot ROM
* Fastest way to PXE Boot your VM Guest Operating System!
* Ideal for quickly installing guest operating systems using WfM-enabled desktop tools like emBoot NBT

emBoot's MBA for Realtek is client-based firmware that allows a client PC to do a "network boot? using the NIC or LAN-On-Motherboard. MBA for Realtek is fully compliant with the Intel Wired for Management PXE spec.
* Simple means of desktop OS deployment/disaster recovery
* No need to change PC or NIC-specific settings
* No need to enable bootROM on the NIC
* No need to make network boot the highest pripriority boot device within the BIOS