Your post, perhaps by accident, seems to imply that you are fleeing this investment. You might want to clarify that.
Your link has very positive statements:
Wave Systems is selling Embassy Remote Administration Server starting at $93 per user for as many as 50 users, with volume discounts for larger numbers of users. We found this price to be acceptable, especially considering what the application is capable of doing. Of course, this price does not include the server on which it runs, but we think any existing server in a network that is not already heavily taxed should be able to run ERAS.
This application is just the thing for an administrator who wants to take direct, central control of the network's trusted drives and computers. Given that most agencies probably have, or will soon have, a security system embedded in equipment, ERAS can help them harness that power. At $93 per seat, it's a good deal.
