With 2020 now upon us, IGEL is quite confident about one business trend: the increasing number of people desiring to work remotely. SHRM research reports the percentage of organizations offering part-time telecommuting rose from 5% in 2018 to more than 40% last…
Why You Should Revisit Your End User Computing Strategy and Adopt a “Cloud First” Approach The concept behind Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) isn’t a new idea. In fact, the remote delivery of desktop computing has been around for decades and is now…
The Gratification of a “Servant Heart” Environment As Sr. Director of Product Marketing at IGEL, I recently passed my 1-year work anniversary. For the company, it has been a great year of tremendous growth as we continue to take market share…
Less Material, Less Energy, Less Production Footprint, Greater Reuse Around the globe, the topic of energy preservation and sustainability is more top of mind than ever. And while many technology companies may be clamoring to showcase their latest “green” capabilities,…
“Too many cooks spoil the broth.” It’s an expression that comes to mind when thinking about how to integrate IT-related platforms when organizations merge. The healthcare sector is particularly susceptible to post-merger paralysis. According to Vertess Research, 1,182 M&A deals…
Plus, Other New IGEL OS Features for Greater Security, Interoperability and More… Reports estimate that as many as 70% of people, worldwide, work remotely at least once a week. That’s a tremendous number of digital workers that may be working…
In the healthcare industry, early attempts at desktop virtualization were oftentimes hampered by Windows PC limitations or lacking the robust security framework HIPAA and other regulations demand. Healthcare IT today is transitioning from this unproductive and vulnerable approach to a…
