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What's New RES PowerFuse 2010 PDF 
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Continuing to build on its global momentum, RES Software, the proven leader in user workspace management, sharpened its competitive edge with the launch of a new version of its flagship product. RES PowerFuse 2010 offers the unprecedented ability to transform traditional desktops into dynamic user workspaces. Learn more about RES PowerFuse 2010.

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RES PowerFuse 2010 Offers Cost and Time Savings to Ease Desktop Management Headaches; The 451 Group Lauds Ability to Centrally Manage Desktop Transformation Complexities

Continuing to build on its global momentum, RES Software, the proven leader in user workspace management, sharpened its competitive edge today with the launch of a new version of its flagship product. RES PowerFuse 2010 offers the unprecedented ability to transform traditional desktops into dynamic user workspaces. The solution enables organizations operating in Citrix, Microsoft and VMware environments to separate the desktop from the operating system, automating the management, creation and dynamic composition of user workspaces. RES PowerFuse 2010 also provides the essential context-aware, secure and centrally managed delivery of applications, data, printing and personalized settings to users irrelevant of their location, ensuring optimal end-user productivity. These critical features also enable IT professionals to more cost effectively manage and maintain their desktop environments day-to-day and when migrating to a new infrastructure. 

The unique Desktop Transformation capabilities of RES PowerFuse 2010 are what differentiate it from other alternatives available today. RES PowerFuse has the ability to transform an existing desktop into a dynamic user workspace using live data and a step-by-step approach that minimizes risk and impact to the desktop user. This process is driven by a suite of modeling tools that give organizations the ability to analyze, design and test transformation projects such as large-scale migrations to Windows 7 and desktop virtualization, prior to implementation.  This ensures a more seamless roll-out and minimizes the impact on end-user productivity. With more organizations migrating to Windows 7 and virtual desktop infrastructures in 2010, the ability to dynamically transform and seamlessly manage the user workspace will be critical in maintaining organizational productivity.

“The 451 Group sees desktop virtualization gaining ground in 2010. The most complete desktop virtualization offerings will combine terminal services, dynamic assembly, user management, server-, client- and cloud hosted desktops. RES Software is well positioned to centrally manage the complexities of these desktop transformations,” commented Rachel Chalmers, Research Director, Infrastructure, The 451 Group.

In addition to providing the industry’s first desktop transformation solution, RES PowerFuse 2010 offers customers operating on any desktop platform several additional features and enhancements, including the following:

  • New Desktop Sampler, Workspace Designer and Workspace Model: These features provide the ability to sample and analyze existing desktops prior to workspace implementation, ensuring a smooth roll-out and minimal impact to the company.
  • Zero profile technology: Provides a new method for storing and applying user settings independently from the user’s profile, alleviating profile management issues that often plague IT.
  • Improved user interface: RES PowerFuse offers an upgraded interface that makes it easier to navigate, search, move and manage system settings.
  • Support for Microsoft SQL Azure databases: Marking RES Software’s first move toward the cloud, RES PowerFuse now enables IT professionals to better take advantage of highly available, cost-effective Microsoft Azure, by enabling them to store configurations in this cloud setting.
  • User setting restoration: End users are able to restore their own user settings, a task previously required of IT administrators. As a result, end-users are able to manage their own technology, reducing the need to call IT for assistance.
  • Folder synchronization: Allows an IT administrator to set up and execute synchronization of local and network folders on all devices, download files and folders from the network to local computers and upload local files and folders to the network, thus making it possible to accelerate and support mobile adoption. 

“RES PowerFuse 2010 manages user workspaces, with its dynamic composition and excellent security mechanism, it saves the IT professional time and allows users to stay productive and safe wherever they are and on whatever device they are using,” said Bob Janssen, RES Software’s Chief Technology Officer. “User workspace management is the way forward to face every change in your desktop environment, now and in the future, at a lower TCO, without losing control and without compromising the user experience and productivity.”

 
VMware and RES Software offer a ready-to-use Proof of Concept (POC) PDF 
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VMware and RES Software offer a ready-to-use Proof of Concept (POC) that allows you to experience the added value of Desktop Virtualization for your organization in a fast, modular and accessible manner!  Download brochure now.

The POC consists of a number of phases, some of which are optional depending on the current situation or the desired POC components:

  • Phase 1 Site check
  • Phase 2 VMware VI3 basic (optional) implementation
  • Phase 3 VMware View Manager and virtual desktop implementation and configuration
  • Phase 4 Application virtualization with ThinApp (optional)
  • Phase 5 User Workspace Management (optional)
  • Phase 6 End-user test
  • Phase 7 Report

In phase 5, a Machine for RES Software is added to the ESX environment in the machines in the POC. After this machine has been started, RES PowerFuse can be installed. The management console and the workspace manager will be installed by means of the MSI. After the console has been started, RES PowerFuse calls for the database to be created. When this has been done, you can import the corresponding Building Block where the settings for Office 2007 and Adobe Reader are located.

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RES PowerFuse 2008 Service Release 4 now available PDF 
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January 30, 2009 - RES PowerFuse 2008 Service Release 4 (SR4) is available now. This release contains over 90 additional enhancements and improvements, including major performance improvements. Service Release 4 is available for all customers with a valid Solution Assurance subscription and can be obtained through the RES Software portal. PowerPack 2008 SR4 for the free RES PowerFuse 2008 Express Edition can be downloaded here.
 
Guide to upgrading PowerFuse 7.x to 2008 PDF 
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One of the friendly folks at RES made this presentation, which describes in detail how to upgrade a legacy PowerFuse 7.x installation to PowerFuse 2008. This is a really nice presentation which goes through everything, even how new WorkSpaces should be created for hybrid environments with both laptops, workstations and terminalservers. Note, check out the speaker [...]
 
Laptops and offline homedirectories PDF 
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A busy week, yet somehow another technote has been completed. This one describes how to PowerFuse to easily configure a homedrive to be mapped on a laptop both when it’s online and offline. Also there is an example on how you can use a component in PowerFuse to actually synchronize the data. This new technote can be found in the newly TechNote Library [...]
 
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