We use the solution to access remote desktop applications. It helps us to have all our business applications in one place. We can also deploy as many desktops as required within hours. 

We publish applications and our users are scattered across different geographical locations. So we install the client on the end-user's laptop and then we publish their applications.

The solution can be used for remote applications and remote desktop.

My primary use case of this solution is to publish and make available applications for customers. I'm a customer of Parallels and a data center engineer and freelancer. 

We use it for remote access to applications.

We use the product as a VDI to share a desktop for the client portal. It helps employees and the client to access it simultaneously.

It provides flexible access to Windows applications from many types of devices.

It's our financial software. From the server side, we got it set up and, for the most part, it has been working. I haven't really changed the configuration in some three years.

It is our primary remote access solution for remote desktop.

To provide applications to Macs and standalone Windows machines, also Linux and Android devices from appsanywhere.

Providing load balancing to our RDS infrastructure, publishing RDS applications and desktops.

We are an MSP and use Parallels RAS as the client gateway for accessing our cloud platform.

Cloud-hosted desktop.

Alternative to Windows RDS (terminal services) supporting internal staff and remote access.

Remote app.

We needed to access multiple programs, for multiple users, and it's like a virtual session that does that.

We use it for remote application installation in Terminal Servers.

We are using it through the ProLiant ERP solution.

My main use is for remote control for enterprise applications.