NVIS + HP Anyware Solution

Uses An  Industry-Leading Virtual Desktop Technology

HP Anyware is a powerful virtual desktop infrastructure software because it uses industry-leading virtualization technologies. One of them is VMware Horizon View, a commercial desktop virtualization product and virtual desktop host platform built for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X operating systems. This technology makes it easy for users who are utilizing VMware virtualization solutions to connect to their VMware Horizon virtual desktops from any device. Through the aid of this technology, users will be able to access their applications remotely from an endpoint thin client device or zero client device as if they are accessing them from physical computers.

PCoIP: A Breakthrough Remote Display Protocol

HP Anyware enhances the desktop virtualization capabilities of VMware Horizon View by incorporating a breakthrough protocol into it. This protocol is called PCoIP or PC-over-IP, a remote display protocol developed by HP Anyware’s vendor that delivers an extra layer of security to virtual environments, and at the same time, enables end-users to interact better with their desktops and applications.

Business Information Never Leaves Your Data System Or Cloud System

The PCoIP protocol compresses and encrypts data from a central computer or system and transmits it to clients in a form of pixel representations of the data. In other words, the protocol transfers image information only and makes sure that the actual data or information stays in the datacenter or cloud-based system. Because of this, users will be able to work and collaborate with each other from any location and device without putting any confidential and critical business information at risk. They won’t be worrying about anyone destroying, deleting, tampering, or stealing their data, as it won’t ever leave the system where it resides.

High-Definition And High-Performance Computing

The protocol is designed with a high-definition and high-performance computing power. This is the reason why it can process high-definition multi-media and graphics-intensive applications on virtual desktops, thereby providing users with a great and interactive experience as they work from anywhere.

Implement Your Virtual Desktop Infrastructure With Maximum Flexibility

Flexibility is one of the features of HP Anyware that users will surely admire. The virtual desktop infrastructure software enables users to set up and design their virtual desktop infrastructure in any way they want, permitting them to use zero clients,  thin clients, or a combination of both. Zero clients and thin clients are computing solutions and endpoint devices used for connecting to remote machines.

There are major differences between the two types of client. For instance, IT managers or administrators can provision thin clients with whatever applications needed by their end-users such as Microsoft Office applications and graphic design applications depending on how simple or advanced the tasks they are performing.

On the other hand, zero clients are equipped only with the applications that are provisioned by the virtual desktop or server. However, even though zero clients don’t have that flexibility offered by thin clients in this case, they can be used for handling and delivering applications that are graphically demanding. Given this example, HP Anyware has the capability to support various network conditions based on whatever is best for the company’s end-users.

Secure Your Data Without Setting Up A VPN

To wrap it up, HP Anyware allows users to protect their data as they are transmitted across a wide area network without requiring them to set up a virtual private network or VPN. This is because VMware Horizon View provides connection server and security server capabilities that enable them to run PCoIP sessions over the wide area network securely. Here, VMware Horizon View works hand in hand with the corporate network’s firewall to secure the transmission of data during the sessions.