When you use a cloud server, you are storing your data in a shared virtual environment. In contrast, the traditional, or on-site, server that is housed on your premises is either managed by your own IT staff or outsourced to...
Cloud orchestration resources have become intrinsic components of modern businesses because they enhance operational efficiencies, cut up-front costs, and improve agility. However, as the need for cloud-based services...
Virtual storage refers to multiple physical storage devices pooled together into a single storage device like a storage area network (SAN). Storage virtualization software is used to create virtual storage from...
Both Desktop as a Service (DaaS) and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) enable businesses to deliver virtualized desktops and applications to end users anytime, anywhere, and on any endpoint device. That makes both of them suitable for...
Green cloud computing is the practice of moving to cloud infrastructures where datacenters utilize resources more efficiently and have lower carbon footprints. In the EU, the European Commission is taking...
Thin clients have become increasingly popular end-user computing (EUC) devices because they guarantee cost reduction and provide greater security. IGEL Workspace is a special software suite that enterprises can use to...
A private cloud is hosted on your own infrastructure while a public cloud is hosted on a third-party provider’s infrastructure. While there are benefits and drawbacks to each type of cloud, when choosing between public and private...
For over three decades, Citrix has provided various virtualization and cloud computing solutions that span three branches: workspace, networking, and analytics.
To meet client requirements and bridge the skills gap, the company...
