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application virtualization
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Building an Online
Windows Application Store
Web applications and software-as-a-service have changed the way many software
vendors do business. But mobile app stores use a SaaS-style model even though
the apps run on the smartphones themselves, not over the web. Can the mobile app store model be leveraged to Windows software? Endeavors
Technologies believes that it can—with the right solution in place.
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Hosting Non-Web Applications
Many hosting providers are looking at new ways to offer their customers value. Hosting web applications in a SaaS model is one increasingly popular option, but web apps have many performance and feature limitations. This white paper discusses how to deliver non-Web/Windows apps in a SaaS model to customers—without changing existing hosting models.
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Delivering Applications to Virtual Desktops
If your organization is implementing VDI, how are you going to get users the applications they need? VDI is about delivering desktops to users, not applications, so you need to choose the right application delivery method. This paper discusses the assumptions most VDI cost models make, and how Application Jukebox™ software can support those assumptions and deliver the cost savings promised by VDI.
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On-Demand Application Delivery
This paper discusses the business challenges of application delivery, provides an overview of application virtualization and application streaming, and review how the current technologies can address the needs of both enterprise customers and software-as-a-service providers.
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Case Studies
Kingsborough Community College is an educational institution offering a broad array of educational opportunities. Kingsborough chose Application Jukebox™ because it was the only solution that was able to deliver software that Kingsborough's IT department can completely control, even on machines that they do not manage. This was vital for application delivery to students and faculty.
Parsons Corps, a $3 billion global construction and engineering company based in Pasadena, Calif., once had hundreds of fat clients on the desktops of its engineers. That spelled nothing but trouble for the IT staff. "We had cadres of IT folks who would go around with CDs, and they'd push the user aside and say, 'Hey, go have a smoke while I download this application," says CIO Joe Visconti.
Software2 is a software distribution technology provider for the education market in the United Kingdom.
Software2 uses Application Jukebox to deliver educational software through their customers' web portals. This allows their customers' Windows applications to be used in a Software-as-a-Service model with no re-engineering of the applications.
SoftBank Corps, is a $32.8 billion Japanese telecommunications and media corporation, with operations in broadband, Internet, broad media and technology services. SoftBank owns the majority of the software distribution market in Japan and entered into a joint venture with Yahoo, one of the biggest Service Providers in the world to launch a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution branded as BBSoft. Using the unique, patented application streaming and virtualization technology provided by Endeavors Technologies, they have successfully moved from a traditional warehouse distribution model to a SaaS delivery model.
Wallace Systems, based in Paris, France, specialize in Internet and network security, telecommunication networks, media streaming, software streaming and data implementation. It recently completed an application streaming project using AppExpress for one of its customers, Groupe Moniteur. They are one of the largest publishing and information services companies in France, serving businesses and professionals in the construction industry.
