January 10, 2013
Array
Networks is a global provider of networking solutions that improve
application performance, availability and security. Our solutions
connect users and applications – providing access for any user,
anywhere, on any device to applications, desktops and services in the
data center or the cloud.
Mobile
devices and mobile working are driving major changes in the
enterprise. More users must be able to work from anywhere and more
users want to use tablets and smart phones as business productivity
tools. The challenge for businesses lies in finding an approach that
provides full application availability from remote devices, tablets
and smart phones, while making sure that sensitive data never leaves
the corporate network.
Desktop
Direct addresses challenges faced by enterprise organizations in the
areas of tablet
access, remote access, productivity and business continuity.
Desktop Direct is an on-premises remote desktop solution, capable of
extending physical and virtual office desktops to any user on any
device anywhere. Moreover, Desktop Direct is fully secure and
delivers unmatched ROI as compared to alternative remote and mobile
access solutions.
Tablet
Access & Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) •
Zero
data leakage because “data never leaves the network” •
Access
to physical and virtual office desktops from iPhone, iPad and Android
devices for full application availability •
Enable BYOD that
provides freedom of choice in a secure manner while minimizing the
cost of mobile device management (MDM)
Reduce
the Cost, Complexity & Risk of VPNs •
The
expense of VPN hardware and licenses, laptops, security software,
bandwidth and training does not scale cost-effectively •
Every
laptop with sensitive data is a security risk and every VPN
connection creates an attack vector to the corporate
network • DesktopDirect is
not a VPN; it is a fully secure and cost-effective remote desktop
solution that is a better choice for many users
Increase
Worker Productivity Enterprise-Wide •
Securely
and cost effectively enable the majority of office workers to be
productive before and after work and on weekends •
Guard
against productivity and revenue losses caused by unanticipated
occurrences such as a sick child, deliveries, repairs and car
trouble •
Address
the need for next-gen remote and mobile access from a common
platform
Mitigate
the Impact of Business Disruptions •
Scales
to support thousands of concurrent users on a single system with zero
IT intervention •
Ensures
compliance is maintained during business continuity events and
provides a seamless experience for first-time business continuity
users •
Contingency
license certificates cost-effectively address burst business
continuity usage
Conclusion Array’s
DesktopDirect™ remote
desktop solutions are
transforming the way businesses think about remote and mobile
access by
rapidly and cost-effectively enabling full application availability
to any device anywhere without the risk of data leakage.
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