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Virtual desktop solutions remain the next step
Rome, Italy and Waltham, MA – March 16, 2009 – NoMachine, award-winning provider of remote desktop and application delivery software, and Leostream Corporation, a leading developer of virtual hosted desktop software, today announced a partnership that will fully support and integrate NoMachine’s NX protocol into the Leostreamâ„¢ Connection Broker. This combined solution allows enterprises to easily deploy and manage Linux virtual desktops within their IT environments.
Leostream users can now leverage the power and speed of NX technology, connecting quickly and securely through the NX Client to a Linux VDI hosted on the NX Server, while using the Connection Broker to manage the connections of end users to their desktops, applications and sessions. Users are provided the most efficient way to access hosted environments on centrally managed servers. Outstanding compression, session resilience and resource management make NX the ideal solution for shared, dedicated and virtual services.
Virtual desktop solutions are continuing to evolve bringing new possibilities to the way we provision, support and manage the desktop. Virtual desktop solutions can not only bring savings in support, in the cost of deploying and re-deploying desktops, it’s the intangibile benefits, being able to move an end user’s location, to having them be desk or office independent without the associated delays that you might have in a physical world, the reduced overhead in terms of images and drivers etc.
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