By eliminating cumbersome file transfer, remote management of solver software and files, and by automating the cryptic commands to submit batch jobs, engineers can be more productive and remain focused on their modeling and analysis tasks. Client is used on the engineer's desktop to submit analysis jobs that are solved on another computer across the network or Internet. Users can specify whether or not to automatically retrieve results when a job is complete and whether they want to then delete the results on the server. Client includes several options for batch jobs including job priority, deferred submit time, and a useful re-submit option for jobs that were run previously. Users can manage the queue by changing the order of jobs to be run, deleting jobs from the queue, or changing the status or priority of a job.
Server drives the required analysis solver.
In addition, VisQ can be configured to remotely run and monitor virtually any batch process from users desktops. When we visited customers and saw them struggling with the same issues we had with batch processing, ESP decided to commercialize the technology. Reviews from customers so far have been exhilarating. While our core business is providing a productive FEA modeling and visualization environment, we believe VisQ increases this productivity by speeding and improving the quality of the interactive aspects of the solution process. Pricing and availability VisQ Client and VisQ Server are being sold at a promotional price in North America now through October.