The IBM® Notes® management solution MarvelClient® Essentials from panagenda® is provided with IBM Notes, IBM Client Application Access (ICAA), and Domino starting with release 10.0.1.

MarvelClient Essentials allows you to:

• Continuously analyze and visualize Notes workspace, client configuration, and operating system details.
• Take stock of your client deployment complexity and inconsistencies.
• Deploy files such as your Notes 10 upgrade image, run programs, and manage the Windows Registry.
• Provide IT, help desk, and management staff with details, facts, and data.
• Identify pitfalls during upgrades such as insufficient resources or non-standard installations.
• Prepare a more efficient upgrade path
• Reduce risk and help desk tickets

Customers who wish to use MarvelClient Essentials with earlier releases of Notes and Domino can download the installer from https://www.panagenda.com/essentials.

For MarvelClient Essentials, support is provided by IBM/HCL for Notes and Domino 9.0 and up.

For panagenda customers with additional MarvelClient modules, support is provided by panagenda for Notes and Domino 6.0 and up*)panagenda MarvelClient is fully integrated into the HCL Nomad app (starting with version 1.0.4). HCL Nomad clients can be managed with all MarvelClient editions, including the free MarvelClient Essentials!

panagenda MarvelClient for Nomad allows you to:

• Centrally manage every aspect of Nomad - including Recent Apps, local replicas, Location/Connection documents, and more - without end-user interaction.
• Ensure properly set-up clients from the first start of Nomad. End-users can be productive immediately without having to think about settings or how to find their Domino applications.
• Apply settings persistently, which makes sure Nomad stay configured correctly. This also means a simple restart of the app will automatically fix mis-configurations by the end-user without the need for help desk to get involved.
• Continuously collect detailed analytics information about all aspects of deployed Nomad installations, operating systems, and hardware.