Sage Hosting Hosted Sage ACT! Video
YourOfficeAnyWhere have now produced a video that shows how Sage Accounts (and this could be ACT!) can be used as either a Remote Application or accessed via full desktop. Continue reading
Sage Hosting and Hosted Sage ACT! Video Demonstration
20th Jan 2012
Posted in Hosted Applications, Remote Application, Remote Desktop, Videos
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Microsoft Project Hosting Video
We now have available for viewing a video that demonstrates how Microsoft Project can be rented and used in a hosted virtual desktop environment for a small month by month fee with no minimum contract period. Continue reading
16th Jan 2012
Posted in Hosted Applications, Remote Desktop
Tagged Cloud Applications, Hosted Applications, Remote Desktop, Virtual Desktop
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Office 365 versus Remote Desktop Hosting
Blog Post by Michael Carter Cardium Outsourcing Ltd – YourOfficeAnyWhere.
I have just been emailed by a colleague from Microsoft who says they have a customer with a few distributed users (work from home/on the road) and they have opened up an office in Southern Ireland. He asked “What is the YourOfficeAnyWhere USP against Office 365?” Continue reading
16th Dec 2011
Posted in Hosted Applications, Remote Desktop
Tagged Cloud Apps, Office 365, Remote Apps, Remote Desktop
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Cloud Computing/Hosted Desktops most forgotten advantage – one application update and everybody gets the update
How can cloud computing or hosted desktops allow one software install to affect all users? Read on.
Group policy preferences does not map drives or apply shortcuts
Came across a strange issue today. A customer called saying their hosted application shortcuts had disappeared from their hosted desktop. Continue reading
BT Internet Down – Stay Connected to your Hosted Cloud Applications
It is on a day like today when British Telecom the biggest provider of internet connectivity in the UK experienced a huge outage on its broadband network that will affect thousands of customers. The presence of a second means of connecting to the internet will save some businesses thousands of pounds in lost productivity.
Cloud Computing – THE Next Generation of Outsourcing
An interesting report from Gartner states we are now in “the midst of a fundamental shift, as more enterprises start to use services enabled by cloud technologies”. Gartner goes on to state that “ This will heavily impact IT services providers, who must now consider strategies for coping with profound changes in the marketplace or risk being left behind”.
8th Aug 2011
Posted in Hosted Applications
Tagged Cloud Apps, Cloud Services, Remote Apps
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Using Hosted applications in the cloud now a real alternative to buying a server
Giving small business users the applications they want, available everywhere? It’s actually easier than you think. With Windows Server 2008 R2, the venerable Terminal Services gains a host of new capabilities including the ability to provision hosted applications in the cloud.
Using the Ipad to access your hosted remote desktop
This article describes how to setup the iTap application to connect your ipad to a remote desktop over the internet using RD Gateway.
14th Jun 2011
Posted in Remote Desktop
Tagged Cloud Services, Remote Apps, Remote Desktop
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How to access remote desktop via the internet
Introduction
Back in the good old days of dial up internet Remote Desktop Services or Terminal Services as it used to be known was only available to organisations could afford the staff, software and hardware to provide the solution in-house. The costs of implementing such a solution for even a small number of users could run into the thousands and thousands of pounds. These types of solutions would allow large organisations to give access to applications like Microsoft Office or any other application without installing the software on lots of computers. This meant that you could access your applications from any computer on the company network.
7th Jun 2011
Posted in Remote Desktop
Tagged Cloud Apps, Cloud Services, Remote Apps, Remote Desktop
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