Given the extension of the state of alarm and the general recommendation worldwide of the health authorities to continue working from home in all cases where possible, from Virtual Cable we have decided to keep on providing our support to all companies and organizations that need to enable a remote working system for their employees.
The University of Murcia (UMU) reacted quickly to the current complicated health situation by developing a Contingency Plan for the Covid-19 coronavirus epidemic. The Area of Information Technologies and Applied Communications (ATICA) outlined a wide range of tools to facilitate teaching, research, learning and management tasks online. Desktop virtualization with UDS Enterprise is playing a key role so that all university groups can continue to perform their functions from home.
Last week VMware announced the general availability of the new version of its hypervisor. Just four days after its launch, the UDS Enterprise team confirms that the connection broker for desktop and application virtualization supports vSphere 7.0.
After making the necessary adjustments to the software, the experts behind this VDI broker have carried out rigorous compatibility tests in their laboratories to verify the perfect interoperability of a virtual desktops solution with UDS Enterprise and VMware vSphere 7.0.
The Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) has been relying for years on desktop and application virtualization with UDS Enterprise to centralize the management of the computer classrooms of all the schools and faculties on their campuses. Students and teachers have been enjoying the flexibility of being able to access all the teaching software at any time, from any place and device. This solution was also implemented in several UPV university departments and services, which were already enjoying its advantages, such as high availability of applications and greater data security. Thanks to its commitment to this technology, the Information and Communications Systems Area has been able to implement a contingency plan for Covid-19 in a few hours.
Following our habit of collecting the most read posts of each month, in this article we collect the Top 3 of March. The most visited publications have a common topic, which is now the quintessential current IT topic: remote work.
