Enterprise application management
Enterprise application down time is unacceptable to users -- who expect to be able to work anytime, anywhere – nowadays. To prevent issues IT must have the right enterprise application management processes and tools in place that can prevent app problems and keep apps secure.
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Your Essential Guide to End-User Experience Monitoring
End-user experience monitoring tools can help IT pinpoint and resolve problems faster. In this guide, you’ll find out how to navigate the cluttered market and compare 9 end-user experience monitoring tools.
Enterprise application management News
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August 05, 2019
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Aug'19
New Citrix COO talks future of Citrix services
In his first public interview as Citrix's first COO, Mark Schmitz discusses what the company's priorities are and how he hopes to grow their subscription products.
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June 20, 2019
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Jun'19
User experience management from Knoa shines light on SAP app use
Agribusiness company Bunge improved its end-user experience with SAP applications by licensing Knoa. The software company helped provide insights into how its users were -- and weren't -- interacting with the applications.
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June 19, 2019
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Jun'19
Apica introduces desktop application performance monitoring tool
Designed for Windows desktop applications, Apica's Desktop Application Check intends to increase visibility and boost desktop application monitoring capabilities.
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June 05, 2019
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Jun'19
Citrix customers focus on products and support, not rumors
While acknowledging a sale is unlikely, one Citrix customer said he would expect a similar level of support and satisfaction with Citrix products even if it was.
Enterprise application management Get Started
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How can you improve Google Chrome management?
IT professionals should deploy Group Policies to their browsers to improve the user experience. Check out this step-by-step guide on applying Group Policies to Google Chrome. Continue Reading
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application performance monitoring (APM)
Application performance monitoring (APM) is software designed to help IT administrators ensure that the applications users work with meet performance standards and provide a quality user experience. Continue Reading
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configuration service provider (CSP)
A configuration service provider (CSP) is a component of the Windows client operating system that shows IT professionals potential device configuration choices and allows them to apply the settings across multiple Windows OSes. Continue Reading
Evaluate Enterprise application management Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
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Recapping end-user computing strategy evolutions of 2018
It's time to take a look back and consider how end-user computing has evolved over the past year. AI made an obvious mark, but what about hosted desktops and new management approaches? Continue Reading
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Advantages of hyper-converged infrastructure for virtual desktops
Advantages of hyper-converged infrastructure compared with a traditional data center setup include improved scalability and availability, simpler management and better integration. And when it comes to virtual desktops and applications, those ... Continue Reading
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Use IT help desk tools to track, resolve and prevent IT incidents
The software that manages the IT help desk must allow admins to track, monitor and resolve incidents to optimize the benefits those platforms provide. Continue Reading
Manage Enterprise application management
Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.
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How to add MDT applications with Chocolatey package manager
The Microsoft Deployment Toolkit allows administrators to install applications during deployment. Here's how IT can simplify the process with Chocolatey's command-line input. Continue Reading
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How Windows desktop storage evolved to meet today's demands
Storage for Windows desktops has changed significantly as end-user demands and technologies have changed. Cloud-based storage is a top option today. Continue Reading
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4 non-Windows applications VDI shops must account for
VDI shops must manage more than just traditional Windows apps in today's enterprise. They must also address Apple-specific apps, as well as mobile-first apps and more. Continue Reading