If you were to type the word “Malta” into a search engine, you would find thousands of idyllic images of a beautiful, Mediterranean island—the ideal holiday destination for many. Luckily for us, Malta is also one of the countries that houses a Parallels office. Unfortunately, wherever there are people, there is garbage, and a country […]
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Windows Applications on a Mac with Parallels Desktop for Mac As enablers of Mac® integration into traditional Windows® networks, Parallels® often surveys Windows IT professionals to understand the trends associated with supporting a dual platform environment. In our latest research, we wanted to understand the usage and growth of incoming Mac devices, the advantages of […]
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The Parallels team will be at the MIDTECH Spring Summit to showcase our cross-platform solutions Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition and Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM. In addition, we will have information about Parallels Remote Application Server. The MIDTECH Spring Summit will take place at the Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas, NV, […]
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What Is Virtualization? In the realm of computers and software, virtualization is the act of using a virtual version of hardware, software, operating systems, and networks. Virtual versions, as opposed to actual versions, allow for an emulation without losing functionality. Virtualization on a computer is similar to picture-in-picture on a television: You have two pieces […]
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As enablers of Mac integration with traditional Windows networks, Parallels often surveys Windows IT professionals to understand the trends associated with supporting a dual-platform environment. This is the second in a series of five blog posts that will summarize our results, the challenges revealed in a recent survey we conducted to understand the usage and […]
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It’s more important than ever to protect your digital assets from increasing risks and threats like ransomware and shadow IT. In an earlier blog post, we explained these two serious risks and gave you some tips to protect yourself from them. Today, we would like to go into more detail and invite you to our […]
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Parallels to sponsor Mac Admin & Developer Conference (MacADUK 2017) in London this year and we look forward to seeing you at our stand. Our Senior System Engineer, Robert Rengstl will also give a speech on 8th of February: When? 7th – 8th February 2017 Where? The O2 London, United Kingdom – Foyer Speaker Slot? Senior System Engineer Robert Rengstl – Day 2, […]
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Together with our partner Douglas Stewart EDU Ltd we will be at Bett Show in London this year: When? 25 -28 January 2017 Where? ExCeL London, Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, London E16 1XL, United Kingdom Stand? B425 What is Bett Show? The Bett Show (British Educational Training and Technology Show) is an annual trade […]
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Before starting to use almost any application, we need to not only purchase and install it but also activate and register it. The Parallels development team does their best to make Parallels product registration as easy and convenient as possible. Whether it’s Parallels Desktop for Mac or Parallels Remote Application Server, the activation process is […]
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In my opinion, one of the most despicable types of computer criminals today is the phisher. As Wikipedia explains: “Phishing is the attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and, indirectly, money), often for malicious reasons, by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication… Phishing is typically carried […]
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