What is the best way to update applications on deployment computers?

Hi everyone,
I have a development computer that is running LabVIEW 2012 where I create projects. I then build applications and installers which I load on deployment computer that do not have LabVIEW installed.
When I make changes to my VIs on my development computer, the rebuild the applications and installers and re-install them on the deployment computers. All the computers are on the same Network. Is there a cleaner and easier way to do this?
P.S. Is it necessary to have all the VIs and sub-VIs saved on the deployment computer? As of now I save the folders containing all the files on these computers hard drive as well.

Put your installer in a central location and install each deployment from the server location. Or you could look into Deploy by Wire Bird Labs.
The deployment computers do not need the VIs. They just need the EXE you built, the Run-Time Engine, and any support files you may need.
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