Software as a Service (SaaS) and cloud are often used interchangeably, but they do not necessarily mean the same thing. While all SaaS applications can be cloud based, a cloud-based service may not be a SaaS application. To help foster understanding of these...
End-user computing (EUC) refers to technologies that enable end users to become more productive and perform their work more efficiently regardless of geographical location. EUC was delivered through monolithic information centers...
Saving costs is one of the primary reasons organizations transition from on-premises IT systems to cloud-based environments. While cloud computing can provide organizations with potential financial advantages, it’s also essential to understand...
Many enterprises that offer virtual applications and desktops to employees subscribe to per-user or per-device licensing due to pricing. Where concurrency is offered, it often comes with a higher price tag....
Administrators that have a long history of working with Citrix technologies may fondly remember Citrix Secure Gateway. It was an easy-to-use gateway available for XenApp/XenDesktop 6.x and previous versions that enabled...
Enterprise data backup refers to a relatively new class of solutions designed to meet highly complex backup and recovery needs. Typically, enterprise data backup supports on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments; disaster recovery initiatives;...
Whether you’re a virtualization veteran or new to VDI, Parallels RAS (Remote Application Server) v19.1 packs a punch with simplified yet advanced features.
Parallels RAS now makes it even...
A cloud computing infrastructure is a set of hardware and software components, including servers, networking, storage, hypervisors, and management tools that support computing requirements in a cloud-based...
