The flurry of winter storms all across the United States are the perfect example of why it is so important that you have remote access to your workstation in the office. Imagine waking up in the morning and seeing a foot of snow on the ground but knowing that you don’t need to fight through traffic to make it to the office because you can be just as productive from home using I’m InTouch. Avoid shoveling, warming the car up for an hour and the dangerous and slow roads by simply logging in to your PC from your computer at home.

Installing I’m InTouch on your workstation takes only a few minutes but will lead to hours of gained productivity. You will not need to install any software on your computer at home (unless you want to be able to remotely access that computer too) which means you can take remote control of your workstation from virtually any computer in the world! So even if you are traveling halfway across the world you can still use your computer at work just as if you were sitting at it.

I’m InTouch doesn’t just allow you to stay productive during a snowstorm; during any situation where you cannot make it to the office you can still take PC remote control of your workstation and stay productive. If you own a business, you need to install I’m InTouch on all your business’ PCs to ensure your business can keep running smoothly through any situation. Regardless of the size of your operation, I’m InTouch is a cost effective business continuity solution that turns your organization into a mobile force.

We just released the January 2010 edition of the 01 Communique remote access newsletter. Featured in this months issue:

• I’m InTouch Online Meeting preview
• Sign-up to take part in the I’m InTouch Meeting FREE beta
• I’m InTouch Server Edition 2.8 released
• Details on I’m InTouch Meeting’s shareable licenses.

Read the newsletter here.

V3.co.uk reviewed the new version 7.2 of I’m InTouch and said “I’m InTouch provides secure remote access to Windows PCs and servers with, in the latest 7.2 release, full support for Windows 7, plus 256-bit SSL encryption and performance enhancements.” Read the entire review here.

The new version 1.2 of the I’m OnCall online help desk software was recently included on the Outlook Power website. You can read the article here.

01 Communique just released the new version 1.2  of the I’m OnCall remote help desk solution. The new version has many new features and improvements including:

• Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) support for both the technician’s and customer’s computer
• Improvements to the Whiteboard feature
• A new streamlined chat interface
• 256-bit SSL encryption of all sessions
• Faster connection times

Try out I’m OnCall 1.2 free for 10 days or visit www.01com.com/imoncall for more information.

Elizabeth Daugherty over at The Gadgeteer just finished reviewing the I’m InTouch SecureKEY Remote Access USB stick.  She came away impressed saying “I’ll cut to the chase: 01 Communique’s I’m In Touch Remote Access Secure Key works.  It works great. ” You can read the entire review here and be sure to check out the SecureKEY page at http://www.01com.com/secure.

PC Magazine covered the new version 7.2 release of I’m InTouch on their website. They described the new release as “the remote access solution that gives users secure access to home or office PCs from any computer of wireless device.” You can read the entire article here.

Erictric just finished reviewing the new I’m InTouch remote access 7.2 and described it as being “a great investment worthy of its price.”  You can read the entire review here.

01 Communique has just released the November 2009 edition of its remote access newsletter. The highlights of this month’s newsletter are:

• The new I’m InTouch version 7.2 with Windows 7 support and 256-bit SSL encryption.
• A case study about how a small business owner in Italy  uses I’m InTouch to stay competitive.
• An explanation of how the Account login and remote access passwords differ.
• Your chance to win a FREE I’m InTouch SecureKEY!
• And a lot more.

Read the November remote access newsletter here.

Outlook Power has a short blurb about the new I’m InTouch 7.2 remote access solution. You can read it here.