Simplifying Virtual Desktop Infrastructure: Parallels RAS

08/16/24 • 34 min

Parallels Remote Application Server (RAS) is a virtualization solution that enables access to virtual applications and desktops on any device. George Watkins from Parallels joins us to discuss virtualization. Parallels has been in the virtualization space for nearly 25 years and has evolved its products to adapt to industry changes. They focus on simplifying virtual desktop infrastructure by offering a user-friendly and flexible solution. Parallels RAS integrates with cloud providers like Azure Virtual Desktop and offers cost optimization features. They are also investing in AI to improve user experience and productivity. Parallels is working towards unifying all their solutions under a single platform and is excited about the emerging trend of digital employee experiences (DEX) and the impact it will have on collaboration and productivity.

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