White Paper: Parallels
Application delivery is essential to the work environment. Businesses of all sizes need to have constant access to their applications, to keep the wheel turning, whether in the office, or while working remotely.
The primal responsibility of the IT segment of any business is to ensure that business applications are securely, reliably and efficiently available to end-users, regardless of the device, OS and platform they use.
Application delivery offers a centralized management system which enables you to effectively monitor and manage the entire infrastructure from a single dashboard.
Important attributes of cloud-based application delivery
Challenges associated with enterprise application delivery
Different ways in which application delivery can be achieved
Replacing traditional application deployment with on-demand application delivery
How Parallels Remote Application Server meets the application delivery challenges
By: Ryvit
Software has dominated the world of business for many years now. It’s become such an integral part of the business world that 2014 saw a number of high-profile CEOs and notable industry analysts proclaim “every business is in the software business.”
By: Unitrends
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery were the most commonly cited reasons (60%) for having adopted Cloud-based solutions for backup and recovery. Enterprises acknowledge that cloud backups and recovery are required to maintain business operations and business continuity. The ability to recover data, when needed, in a cost effective manner was widely cited as one of the main criteria used to select a particular Cloud service. This whitepaper takes a look at both the advantages for those who have transitioned to cloud solutions and drawbacks for those who haven’t. Key takeaways from this whitepaper: Characteristics of today’s retention landscape Business Continuity, not simply Data Recovery, is the actual requirement Are Cloud-based backup & recovery solutions being used to address these needs? Benefits of using the cloud for backup, recovery and business continuity Criteria used to select Cloud solutions Hindrances to adoption of Cloud-based solutions for backup and recovery