Desktop Management White Papers

The migration to Windows 7 is imminent. Desktop virtualisation is a future goal. Implementing both at the same time seems an impossibility. Read this paper to see how application compatibility testing can be made easier, enabling for these two upgrades to be made concurrently. VIEW SUMMARY

The decision to utilise the best deployment technology has been an ongoing issue amongst IT decision makers—whether to deploy a web-based application or a desktop application. The introduction of smart client technology has proven that applications can utilise the best of both deployments. VIEW SUMMARY

For a long time IT departments have felt themselves to be side-lined, with the real action being outsourced. However, organisations are looking internally once again. This paper looks at the current state of mobile web development and reveals an opportunity for IT directors to step up to the plate. VIEW SUMMARY

The desktop security landscape has been evolving due to multiple factors, including malware, end-user convenience concerns, & IT support. Traditionally, implementing desktop security is akin to buying an insurance policy against possible risks with no significant consideration of any other factors VIEW SUMMARY

Until recently, the accepted wisdom was always that hardware choice was cosmetic and no longer that important: Windows PCs had desktop OS supremacy in front of Linux and Apple. Today, the corporate landscape has changed beyond recognition, and that presents a challenge to IT strategists. VIEW SUMMARY

This paper will help you evaluate Help Desk products. Never before has there been more of a dramatic convergence of technological advances together with best practices. This paper outlines the top 10 considerations when evaluating a Help Desk software solution. VIEW SUMMARY

Stories of unmet performance expectations continue to deter IT organisations from virtualising their business critical apps. In this paper we consider the root causes behind the unacceptable behaviour and offer a practical, proven solution VIEW SUMMARY

Your organisation’s workforce is diverse: some users work exclusively in the office, others are continually mobile, and many fall somewhere in between. This white paper explains how to choose a blend of desktop virtualisation technologies that will best serve all of your users needs. VIEW SUMMARY

IT departments no longer have the luxury of simply managing a set of desktop PCs running the same version of Windows. This paper explores this management challenge and offers a solution: using desktop virtualisation to balance IT control with user flexibility. VIEW SUMMARY

Trends like BYOD are driving a major increase in the number and type of devices connecting to company networks. At the same time, virtualisation & cloud computing technologies used in end-user computing environments are placing new & often unexpected strain on WIFI, LAN, WAN and data center networks VIEW SUMMARY