Parallels Attends HPE Discover 2016

Hewlett Packard Enterprises (HPE) Discover 2016

Last week came and went, and with it went the Hewlett Packard Enterprises Discover 2016 event, a conference that was incredibly engaging and enriching to all who attended. It was a resounding success for us at Parallels, who were there actively promoting our cost-effective VDI and application virtualization solution, Parallels Remote Application Server.

Throughout the three-day event, which took place June 7–9 at the Palazzo at the Venetian in Las Vegas, our exhibit space was jam-packed with attendees, all of whom were eager to see us demo our groundbreaking solution. Part of the reason people are so intrigued by our solution is because Parallels Remote Application Server is compatible with Hewlett Packard’s thin clients, allowing businesses to revamp their IT infrastructure less expensively.

The buzzword at the Discover 2016 event was “hyper-convergence,” a forward-thinking concept that reshapes the way server infrastructures are set up by converging the technologies into an all-encompassing solution that is as easy to use as it is cost-effective. Parallels Remote Application Server is an active player in this growing market, and, through our relationship with Hewlett Packard, this is an area that is only bound to grow stronger.

Parallels Remote Application Server is certified to work on both the HPE HC 250 and the HPE HC 380.

About Parallels Remote Application Server:

Parallels Remote Application Server is an industry-leading solution for virtual application and desktop delivery. Using a set of auto-deployment wizards, it easily publishes Windows applications from all major hypervisors as well as from Microsoft RDS. Parallels Remote Application Server provides continuous availability, resource-based load balancing, universal printing, and unlimited reporting for a comprehensive and very cost-effective virtualization tool. Parallels Remote Application Server is an all-inclusive product that can centralize a company’s IT infrastructure gracefully and effectively.