Enhanced AppSense User Virtualization Simplifies IT Management and Gives Greater Control to Enterprise Users

May 2, 2012 | Cloud, Data

SOURCE: AppSense

AppSense, the leader in people-centric computing, today announced a major update to the AppSense User Virtualization Platform focusing on simplified set-up and administration, extended enterprise management controls, and user self-service options. A pioneer in the user virtualization category, AppSense virtualizes, manages and delivers users across any combination of physical and virtual desktops, tablets, and smartphones.AppSense User Virtualization maintains a reliable, multi-platform environment that allows organizations to adapt to enterprise consumerization and adopt new technologies. While ensuring a productive experience in the workplace, the User Virtualization Platform allows IT professionals to further develop mobile and cloud based strategies with greater assurance and control. In addition, user virtualization further enhances secure corporate data access and file sharing across all desktop platforms including mobile devices.

“Today, organizations are looking for a single enterprise proven infrastructure to manage all aspects of the user,” said Keith Turnball, VP of Development at AppSense. “Taking a people-centric approach, the AppSense User Virtualization Platform provides IT organizations with the tools to more efficiently update desktops while delivering personal experience for users across mobile devices, physical and virtual desktops.”

The AppSense User Virtualization Platform includes strategic features that ease IT burdens and expands end-user flexibility. Simplified set-up and administration capabilities quicken the installation of AppSense User Virtualization and offer built-in wizards and best practice templates designed to reduce time and required knowledge for deployment. Extended enterprise management controls enable greater user mobility with further reductions in IT operations and infrastructure requirements. In addition, configurable Self-Service empowers users to become more productive and reduces internal IT service requests which reduces IT downtime, reduces helpdesk burdens, and makes users more productive.

The efficiencies created by AppSense allowed Brocade to receive a return on investment in under a year,” said Doug Lind, Lead Windows Architect at Brocade. “With this latest release from AppSense and, as Brocade continues to refine its delivery strategy, our investment in User Virtualization will allow us to continue to deliver the same high level of user experience regardless of our virtualization platform or physical desktops. There really is no comparison in terms of the AppSense solution’s ability.”

For availability and more information regarding AppSense User Virtualization, visit http://www.appsense.com/whats-new-uvp.

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About AppSense

AppSense is a global software provider and leading name in user virtualization solutions driven to redefining the relationship the world has with technology, by unlocking it, so that technology doesn’t control what we do. AppSense is focused on the creation of game-changing technology solutions that re-write the economics of IT and that become the life force for a mobile, interconnected, interactive world. With the advent of a myriad of mobile devices, Windows 7, cloud computing, data privacy and ever-demanding employees, user virtualization allows you to [unlock the potential] of these new technologies.  AppSense has presence in New York and Santa Clara in the United States, London and Manchester in the UK, and additional offices in Munich, Melbourne, Amsterdam, Paris and Oslo. For more information, visit www.appsense.com.

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