Archive for year: 2015

EasyInstall version 5.6

• Full support for Windows 10 deployment (Professional and Enterprise).
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• Improved online detection.
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• Support for bandwidth control when distribution local installed packages.
• Improved package Dependencies.
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• Improved Audit logging.
• Support for scheduling when superseding packages.
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• Improved WinPE creation.
• Support central redeployment of UEFI based computers.
• Support for Capture Image via package (Capture package included).
• DeepFreeze is now include in Inventory.
• Updated Intel PRO1000 WinPE drivers to 20.2.
• Updated PXE boot to code base 6.03.
• Bug fixes.

There was very full when Væksthus Zealand Tuesday, March 17, 2015 held a conference on internationalization at Comwell Koge Beach in Køge. During the day the companies were inspired by the first Ellemann, through workshops with experts and eventually the super entrepreneurs Kasper Basse from Joe & the Juice.

There was a global comparative view and focus on exports as companies met in Køge to the conference WHAT’S NEXT? to be inspired to expand sales abroad. Behind the conference stood Væksthus Zealand.

– Export is what drives growth forward. Therefore, we have put a lot of companies rally today here in Køge for discussion, inspiration and conversation about how companies can expand foreign sales, said the director of Væksthus Mads Váczy Kragh.

The day gave participants an insight into how a number of companies from Region Zealand have expanded exports. First on the scene was Ellemann, who gave a comparative view and overview of a rapidly changing world.