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All-new extensive Google ChromeOS device monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities
The deep integration between Google ChromeOS and Goliath Technologies gives IT professionals a comprehensive view of Google ChromeOS device health correlated with other IT elements that could potentially impact end-user experience including Citrix and/or VMware Horizon and all supporting delivery infrastructure components. Intelligent insight reduces remediation times for organizations and generate documentation to guide and support permanent resolution.


Inventory of user sessions
Discover and view ChromeOS devices automatically and quickly identify them within your overall inventory using the quick filter option.
ChromeOS Device Health & Performance Metrics
View ChromeOS device telemetry on performance and usage to quickly diagnose issues impacting overall device performance.


ChromeOS correlated with Citrix session performance
Troubleshoot the root cause of end user experience issues by correlating ChromeOS device health and Citrix session performance metrics.

Scott Urofsky – CTO, Systems Solutions Inc.
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