Application Server Delivery Solutions The advent of cloud computing has reinvented business procedures. Gone are the days when employees were tied to their desks. Today, resources are shared with end users in countless ways. Application servers make this transition easier. According to Radian Insights, the application server market is expected to be worth $23.1 billion […]
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Hyper-Converged Storage Hyper-converged storage is the latest buzz in the datacenter infrastructure segment. It is a software-defined architecture that combines storage, network, computing, and virtualization resources into a single entity. By combining storage and computing resources with applications and data in a single entity, hyper-converged storage delivers highly optimized datacenter solutions for target workloads. Hyper-converged […]
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HyperConvergence – The advent of cloud computing technology has revolutionized the IT industry. While change is common within the IT industry, the cloud computing revolution has expedited it. New technology installed today is a thing of the past tomorrow. As a result, businesses need to closely monitor IT innovations and realign company strategies accordingly. An important […]
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vWorkspace is a desktop virtualization product originally from Quest Software. It enables businesses to cost-effectively deliver applications and virtual desktops to client devices. Quest Software was later acquired by Dell. By adding vWorkspace to its portfolio, Dell became a big contender in the virtualization segment. However, IT experts were apprehensive about the future of this […]
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OEM, or original equipment manufacturer, is a term that is heard most often within two industries: the automotive industry and the IT industry. Initially, this term was associated with a company that manufactured a product that was then resold or rebranded by another company. However, the meaning of this term has evolved over time and […]
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MS Terminal Server is a server program in Windows NT 4.0 and above operating systems that delivers graphical user interface (GUI) instances of a Windows desktop to a remote client device. It has the ability to host multiple client sessions and effectively publish desktops to thin clients, Windows-based and non-Windows-based. Using MS Terminal Server, businesses […]
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HIMSS Privacy and Security Forum May 11th and 12th – Los Angeles Parallels will be participating in the HIMSS Privacy and Security Forum on May 11 and 12 at the Intercontinental Los Angeles Century City in Los Angeles, California. Parallels will be presenting a forum on the importance of security, especially in terms of cloud […]
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The advent of virtualization and cloud computing has brought a great transformation in the IT segment. Office desktops are now a thing of the past. Thanks to virtualization technology, businesses are now able to centrally host Windows applications and publish them to remote devices with ease. There are two ways to get your apps anywhere. […]
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In today’s cloud computing era, hosted apps, VDI, and application streaming are the trending technologies. Applications are vital for any business procedure, and businesses need to provide constant and quick access to business applications from any device and from any location. An application delivery network (ADN) provides an integrated solution to securely and cost-effectively publish […]
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Remote Desktop Services is a powerful role available with Windows Server. It enables businesses to centrally host resources and securely publish them to remote clients. However, there are different types of licenses that need to be purchased before setting up an RDS environment. It is important for companies to understand RDS Client Access Licenses (CALs) […]
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