What Is Google Authenticator?
Google Authenticator is a time-based one-time password (TOTP) mechanism for multifactor authentication (MFA). It targets mobile device users to allow for secure authentication when working...
What Is teleworking and How Effective Is It?
Teleworking (or telecommuting) involves using information technology and telecommunications to work remotely. Employees in an organization can use various applications and tools to work and...
Linked Clone
Linked Clone in VDI environments allows businesses to speed up the deployment of desktops from a previously configured template and to use the least possible storage resources. This post explains what a master...
Henley High School unlocks new capabilities with Parallels RAS
The IT department at Henley High School was looking for a cost-efficient solution that would not require too much time to train staff, given their already busy schedule. In the face of such challenges,
Parallels RAS also provided the benefits of a simple and effective...
What’s New in Parallels RAS 17 and How Does It Benefit Your Business?
Parallels RAS 17 is out!
With version 17 of Parallels® Remote Application Server (RAS), we’re introducing new features and improvements that greatly benefit customers and service providers. Because a simple list of features won’t do much to convey what those benefits are, we’ve put...
By moving services and resources to the cloud, organizations are freed from acquiring and managing server hardware and other equipment needed in a typical on-premises datacenter. According to ZDNet, Microsoft...
Windows Server 2019 RDS role—which plays an increasingly crucial part in today’s digitally-driven business innovations—has been likewise designed to support areas like hybrid cloud, security, and hyper-converged...
What is a Cloud Service Provider?
A cloud service provider is a third-party company that offers a cloud-based platform, infrastructure, software, or storage services. Firms usually must pay only for...
