Teradici has successfully completed the requirements for VMware Partner Application Software Integration Program to achieve the designation. For customers, this provides peace of mind that Teradici has tested and verified that Desktop Access and PCoIP Management Console will function seamlessly with VMware vSphere ESXi in the indicated versioning and configuration, and that Teradici is prepared to provide customer support for the joint solution. With this badge, Teradici’s Desktop Access Plan is validated by both Teradici and VMware to be compatible with VMware vSphere.
In fact, many PCoIP Zero Clients are already listed with the distinguished VMware Ready badge, indicating that they are optimized for VMware. Check out the Solution Exchange as it is an ever-expanding, comprehensive VMware ecosystem marketplace where users can research, evaluate and read reviews of more than 2,500 solutions. Desktop Access also offers PCoIP Zero Client firmware updates and 24x7 support from Teradici PCoIP experts.Īnd now the Desktop Access solution is listed on the VMware Solution Exchange. With PCoIP Management Console, included with Desktop Access subscription plans, IT administrators can quickly provision new devices, report on inventory, review metrics, configure settings, and schedule firmware updates for endpoints across different regions and time zones. This is where Teradici Desktop Access can help. We know that regardless of organization size, IT administrators are seeking to simplify their VDI deployments and the management of PCoIP endpoints for their organization.
So, in the latest chapter of our collaboration with VMware, we’re excited to share that Teradici Desktop Access is now designated as Partner Ready for VMware vSphere. And many OEMs in VMware’s partner ecosystem, such as Dell, HP, and LG Electronics integrate PCoIP technology to bring cost-effective, ultra-secure PCoIP Zero Clients to market for use in VMware Horizon deployments - in the form of standalone devices, all-in-one monitors and laptops.
Teradici’s PCoIP remote display protocol technology is embedded in VMware Horizon, a leading platform for virtual desktop and applications, with millions of users worldwide. Teradici and VMware go way back in terms of working together to meet some of the earliest customer needs in VDI.
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