Anyone who values their time and data will want to have it. Process Commander also provides an enhanced shutdown. My system takes quite a while to shutdown and reboot. Now, I can tell it to shut down and get up and do something else while Process Commander takes care of the rest. A whole set of command line utilities also comes with Process Commander to allow users to write scripts or perform process management tasks at the command line.
Users can also change the priority of programs from the command line.
From this program, users can view how much shared memory a program uses, change priorities of threads, look at semaphores and other critical pieces of information. Remote process management is also available. If an end user's system hangs or a server hangs, an IS manager can remotely telnet to that system and terminate the offending process. If you have a server hang, rebooting it is not an acceptable option. With Process Commander, someone can usually make the server recover.