Install Apple Remote Desktop

Hello,
i need to install this application
i always find updates only.
when i try to install it, after the installer finish i don't find the program
Please Help me getting it

Have you actually purchased Apple Remote Desktop? It's not a free application; you have to buy it.
Regards.

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