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April 26th, 2013 » IT and network technologies provider NEC Corp. has placed a bet on desktops as a service (DaaS) by partnering with DaaS platform provider Desktone Inc.
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March 27th, 2013 » To successfully turn an entrepreneurial endeavor into a stable business, leaders must leverage their networks to fill critical skills gaps as the business evolves. Move from starters to transformers to sustainers. Peter McKay, Desktone CEO, discusses the strategy needed to make the successful transition with George Brandt on Forbes.com
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March 25th, 2013 » O4IT, a leading provider of cloud-based IT solutions in Latin America and South Florida, today announced it has partnered with Desktone, Inc., the pioneer of Desktop Infrastructure as a Service (DIaaS), to deliver cloud-hosted virtual desktops.
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March 15th, 2013 » Xtium will leverage the Desktone platform to provide full-featured virtual desktops in a production hosting and disaster recovery service offering, available to run on any device. Xtium will display the new solution at the Disaster Recovery Journal Spring World 2013 conference in Orlando, Fl., March 18-20.
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February 25th, 2013 » .There has been a cacophony of noise recently about the difficulty or impossibility of offering Desktops as a Service (DaaS) to the market in a technically viable and cost-effective way given the challenges imposed by Microsoft. Fortunately, these sentiments and perceived ideas are wrong. Not only is it possible to offer DaaS successfully, but both Service Providers are moving on this opportunity and organizations are consuming it. In order to delve into this issue and understand it more fully we must first understand what a desktop is, how cloud hosted services are being offered, and the licensing requirements for various operating systems. Go to VMBlog.com to read Danny Allan CTO of Desktone's full article.
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January 22nd, 2013 » By leveraging Desktone software and locating infrastructure in Equinix’s highly reliable, network-rich data centers, service providers will be able to quickly provide customers DaaS capabilities, while limiting downtime and geographic-induced latency to improve the end users’ desktop experience.
