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Member, In an age when consolidating and cutting costs is an inherent fact of business, Remote Desktop Services is no longer an optimal application delivery method as it requires two independent desktops - one for the local computer and one on the remote server. Seamless windows is a step in the right direction with the ability to display remote applications as if they were installed locally - but did you know that you can also deliver applications on remote desktops with reverse seamless windows? Two independent experts answer this question in this week’s “It’s the App, Stupid!” series on SearchVirtualDesktop.com. In this special feature, Greg Shields and Don Jones detail what reverse seamless windows actually is and provide a breakdown of:
Don't miss this essential guide to reverse seamless windows to help ensure that your application delivery methods are as efficient and effective as they can be. View Now
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