The solution has the best security features in terms of data access control. It is highly reliable.

The most valuable feature is our control. If I want to disable a user I just go to that particular user and disable them. And if I want to publish any application, if there is a new application that I want to publish, it is very easy.

The solution is powerful, and it has good speed and performance.

The simplicity of the interface for customers is a valuable feature. In this case, we wanted a solution that did not require a client and it could be run from a browser. As far as we can tell this is also a very secure solution, which is very important to us because we're in the financial industry.

Client compatibility with many systems makes it very versatile. The reporting that is included is awesome.

We can provision the servers without the need for another third-party solution.

• Ease of set up
• Transparent end user experience

Our main target for this product is the student body, who may not be using a Windows PC/laptop, and require access to applications which they are required to undertake during their studies or when they need to carry out research activities. Parallels allows us to provide easy access to applications on multiple devices from any location.

It works. It is easy to install and easy to use. 

You have the opportunity to virtualize applications in different locations. Everything is in one pane or one window, which is quite good.

• Ease of use
• Ease of setup
• Stability

Those would be the three things I really like about it.

• Easy to install
• Super stable
• Easy to manage

Its integration with Cloudpaigng and AppsAnywhere. We use Cloudpaging to package and deploy the vast majority of our applications to our standard Windows 10 desktops. With the use of Parallels integration into Software2 AppsAnywhere hub, this means we can use the same packages to deliver Windows applications to almost any device - Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, Xbox One, PS4 - just by ticking a box. 

• Thin client management (Windows 10 client) provides an easy way to lock down client connection to the remote infrastructure.
• Policies are very helpful for preconfiguring client behavior.
• Client management is easy.

Stability and reliability. Because our clients use this as the way to access their work every day, and we use it to support them, we need to know it won't let us or them down.

We can publish apps and desktops on Terminal Servers and seamlessly share printers. We also combine Parallels with Deepnet Security to get two-factor authentication.

We use RAS to publish cloud desktops to our clients. The ability to easily publish resources to a subset of users is what we find most valuable. 

The management capability from the RAS portal provides greater control than using pure MS inbuilt into RDS capabilities.

Comparable performance to Citrix for our use case at a significantly lower cost. Straightforward installation and capable management front-end.

Ease of use in publishing apps and installing the agent. The Interface is fairly intuitive after some tinkering. Although I inherited the app only two-thirds deployed, I was able to complete the deployment and service it over the last year without referring to any documentation.

Other valuable features include the ability to set up security groups for accessing certain apps, the ability to add apps easily and centrally without touching the servers they’re hosted on. There are other features which we have not taken advantage of yet, but I’m sure will prove useful.

It is robust. We have some 75 users using it and it doesn't lag. It's very speedy.

The ease with which you can publish applications to different groups of users, by integrating with Windows Active Directory.

Its price and ease of use are the most valuable. It is simple and has good performance.

The most valuable feature is the HTML 5 Client, which makes it convenient to work from outside the office.