Redefining EUC: IGEL and Forthright at the Forefront of Innovation It was 8:30AM when I was greeted by spotlights, smoke machines, palm trees, a DJ, and a Tech MC. I didn’t know what to expect going into Disrupt. After all, I’ve heard Disrupt is the Mecca for all things EUC. Indeed, the event lived up to its hype. As the saying goes, 'Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.' New strategic partnerships, alongside the divestiture of crucial products and services within the...
Are you worried about your end-users who are working from home? While necessary for many businesses at this time, the remote work model can be difficult to support and secure, as we discussed in our November Solution Spotlight webinar featuring IGEL.
itopia makes it simple and cost-effective for enterprises to securely deliver virtual desktops and apps to a global workforce on any device, accessible anywhere — discover more about it in January’s Solution Spotlight webinar.
While the Solution Spotlight series usually highlights a technology offered by one of our partners, in the December edition we elected to host a discussion of some of our most valued best practices for maintaining uptime.
Are you worried about your end-users who are working from home? While necessary for many businesses at this time, the remote work model can be difficult to support and secure, as we discussed in our November Solution Spotlight webinar featuring IGEL.
Has your data management become a bit complicated in the past few years? No matter how spread out your data is, in however many clouds, there’s a direct way to simplify it and keep it backed up — Nutanix Mine With HYCU.
Are you having difficulty monitoring, managing, and supporting your end-users? The right solution will simplify your work managing a VDI/EUC environment — discover how in our September Solutions Spotlight webinar all about ControlUp.
Discover more about the Nutanix XI Frame solution and how Forthright Technology Partners can help.
Now that we’re all working from home, we’re seeing a ton of research into the impact of remote work on productivity and the results are clear: remote workers are more productive.
Remote workers are working MORE hours than they were in the office. But does this mean they’re more productive or less productive?
