Tagged with Parallels RAS

Hotly anticipated VDI solution, Windows Virtual Desktop, is available for higher education now, but what's the alternative if it isn't the solution for you?

A breakout yet costly software delivery technology, VDI is widely used and extremely capable. But what are your alternatives?

Following discontinuation of Dell's vWorkspace how do available alternatives compare and which of them are viable replacements? This article will explore the objective benefits and drawbacks of relevant technologies

With the release of AppsAnywhere v2.3 we've built a deep integration with Parallels RAS, enabling IT to deliver both apps and desktops, as well as supporting Chromebooks with HTML5 delivery.

Instead of a full on VDI deployment, many universities often choose to use 'app remoting' or an RDS solution to deliver software to their students, often because it’s a less expensive way of doing so than VDI. But is this the right way to go?

In this webinar recording you'll learn how AppsAnywhere integrates with Parallels RAS (Remote Application Server) to deliver apps to any device, including Windows, macOS, mobile and Chromebooks.

In this presentation, Durham University's Jim Macura explains how they are improving the student experience by enabling flexible and remote access to apps and desktops.

In this webinar, Education Technology experts AppsAnywhere explain how university or college IT can improve the student experience by delivering Windows apps on-demand to any device across campus, including macOS and Chromebooks.

Learn more about how George Brown college have leveraged Parallels Remote Application Server (RAS) to consistently deliver software with near-local performance.

At our most subscribed user day to date, Tony Austwick, Phil Morgan & Ryan Heath present updates on the recent successes and future missions of AppsAnywhere!

Durham University's Michael Coxon demonstrates the incredible power of AppsAnywhere & Parallels. Watch the video to see Michael running an incredible range of apps on Windows, MacOS, Android and even BBC Micro! (Only joking about BBC Micro).

Many software titles are notoriously difficult to deliver, yet essential to any university's offering. Read our list of the top 10 most difficult and our suggestions on how to handle them.

What is Microsoft SCCM and what is it used for? In this piece we take a look at everything to do with Microsoft System Center Config Manager and what the alternative approaches are in 2019.