Employees love the freedom of choice. That starts with flexible working hours and goes to choosing your own work tools. And this freedom of choice also includes being able to choose...
Parallels® Mac Management 8 for Microsoft® SCCM has finally arrived, and it’s packed with new features that further simplify application and device deployment, strengthen IT...
Parallels Desktop® for Mac Pro Edition and Business Edition support the integration of a virtualized Trusted Platform Module (vTPM). Now users can add TPM to their virtual machine (VM)...
IT teams’ most fundamental duty is to provide for the highest possible availability of all systems and to uphold their organization’s productivity at all times. In particular, this means keeping all client...
“Infrastructure anywhere, infrastructure everywhere.” There couldn’t be a more accurate description of the current state of IT infrastructure in most organizations as this. We already saw this trend coming years ago and have...
NetBoot provides modern Mac® computers with the option to boot directly from a shared network volume instead of a local drive or data medium. This is particularly relevant for recovering from a damaged macOS®...
Summer is always a great time to attend tech expos and seminars. And if you’re in the Benelux, the perfect time is on September 19. That’s when tech vendors, specialists, and enthusiasts gather at the Expo GOSSET in Groot-Bijgaarden,...
Endpoint devices are touchy creatures in many ways. They are responsible for employees’ productivity to a large extent. Virtually nothing will go without them. At the same time, those...
With macOS Catalina, Parallels Desktop for Mac users have even more powerful ways to run Windows, Linux and other OSes on Mac.
Sidecar
There are two new features brought to Parallels Desktop with Sidecar. First, you can now...
Administrators need the right tools and information to make sure corporate client systems are configured correctly and all relevant policies are adhered to. Are the security settings suitable? Has...
