Quest vWorkspace 7.2 simplifies Desktop Virtualization

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

Quest Software has announced the availability of Quest vWorkspace 7.2, a new version of its desktop virtualization solution featuring a new installer and Quick Start Wizard, PowerShell support, and a highly extensible reporting capability. vWorkspace 7.2 provides organizations with enterprise-class features to ensure deep adoption and integration with other management systems, as well as easier management and tracking of administrator and user activity.

"Our development team took a fresh approach to how we walk the administrator through the steps needed to set up a desktop virtualization infrastructure," said Simon Pearce, vice president and general manager of the Desktop Virtualization Group at Quest Software. "With vWorkspace 7.2, we have reduced the number of actions required to deliver a working proof of concept or pilot installation by over 80 percent. Setup of the core elements of vWorkspace can be done in less than 10 minutes. Together with our PowerShell interface and expanded management capabilities, vWorkspace 7.2 demonstrates that we are committed to simplifying desktop virtualization for organizations of all sizes."

The new vWorkspace Quick Start Wizard, in conjunction with an entirely redeveloped vWorkspace installer, dramatically reduces time-to-value for customers. New customers can be up and running with a fully functional vWorkspace environment in 10 minutes or less, while existing customers can leverage the new capabilities of the vWorkspace 7.2 setup to automate complex installations.

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