As their name implies, RES Software is a software company. Most people think of them as a "user profile management" or a "user virtualization" company, although they have a few different tools that focus on runbook automation and workspace management.
In 2011, RES announced VDIX, a standalone "reverse seamless" tool.
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Grant Tiller, Senior Product Manager at RES Software
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[NOTE: This article (and white paper) were just updated after originally being published in June 2011.] Are you looking for an independent overview of the User Environment Management solutions and curious about the different features and functions each...
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Today's agenda was wide-open. Unlike Brian Madden TV, this show is live, unscripted, and uncensored. Here's what we ended up talking about: Citrix buying Ringcube User Installed Apps (with plenty of disagreement between Brian and Gabe) Side-by-side VMs...
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At BriForum 2011 Chicago, we had close to 30 vendors who exhibited in our DEMO Lab. In this video Brian & Gabe walk the floor and give a tour of everyone who's there. We also recorded in-depth demos in every vendor booth. You can view those on the...
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Brian Casselman, Technical Sales & Operations Manager at RES demoes the company's Dynamic Desktop Studio product.
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Grant Tiller, Senior Product Manager at RES Software discusses the company's offers for persistent user settings and VDX.
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A month ago I wrote that RES Software had sent a legal letter to Pierre Marmignon (and his employer, OVERLAP Groupe) demanding that he ceases the distribution of a free product he wrote called "VirtuALL User Environment Manager" (a.k.a. "VUEM"). The gist...
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Many of you know Pierre Marmignon ( @pmarmignon ), creator of many free tools, owner of CitrixTools.Net , a Citrix CTP, and one of our speakers at BriForum London this coming May. (This is all in addition to his day job as the Citrix Department Manager...
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Gabe was in Las Vegas at the Microsoft Management Summit this week. (If you missed it, check out his keynote live blog and written wrap-up .) Then recorded a demo of the RES's Max Ranzau about their Reverse Seamless product . Finnalt, App-DNA's Paul Schnell...
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March 25, 2011
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It's been a year-and-a-half since I wrote We need a new “user settings” framework before rich internet apps will replace Windows apps . I'd like to revisit the issue because it's never been solved. So let's take this from an...
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March 16, 2011
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[Note from Brian: We've had an interesting conversation the past few days on BrianMadden.com and SearchVirtualDesktop.com about RES Software's Reverse Seamless product. I first wrote " RES Software launches standalone reverse seamless VDI...
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March 09, 2011
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There has been a lot of discussion around Reverse Seamless and its value over the years. Recently RES Software announced a standalone version for $15 per user, which Brian wrote about on SearchVirtualDesktop.com calling it "super cool as a stand...
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A new video guy means more time, and more time means more phone calls with the vendors in our space. Between Brian and I, we talk to at least five or six vendors each week, probably more. It feels like a bender sometimes--one after another after another...
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February 02, 2011
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When we talk about desktop virtualization, we often discuss the " layer " concept where we split the Windows OS into virtual hardware, OS, application, and user layers. The industry has generally agreed on terms like "hardware virtualization"...
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September 30, 2010
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In the last video from MMS 2010, Bob Janssen of RES Software showed off PowerFuse and the updates they've made to the product since we last took a look at it. RES has 'caught up,' so to speak, in the user environment management space, and...
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May 18, 2010
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Walking around MMS, I see that both RES and AppSense are represented here, and while it isn't unusual to see them at shows, I was a little surprised to see them at a show that's more about server management than user experience (although, I've...
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Yesterday I wrote about my thoughts of VMware at VMworld . Today I want to write about the other vendors who were there. Like previous VMworlds, there were a crazy amount (>100) of companies exhibiting. Luckily not all of them are involved in the desktop...
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September 16, 2009
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During BriForum 2009 , we shot videos of our sponsors live in the DEMO Lab. In these videos, viewers can experience the technologies and products that vendors brought with them to showcase to our attendees. In this video, we hear from Steve Atkinson,...
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Large software suppliers are so focused on the management and maintenance of ICT systems that they tend to forget the other important half, the user side, of this management.
Users would like to have a simple, uniform, fast and reliable workspace environment. Administrators would like to be able to manage this Windows workspace centrally, regardless of whether it is a physical or virtual workplace, implemented locally or centrally and whether the Windows applications are installed, streamed or virtualised.
In many organisations the term ‘user workspace management’ is still relatively unknown.
When the organisation understands the meaning of user workspace management and sees the opportunities and benefits this provides to the users and the IT organisation, the customer, in my experience, is often surprised that this solution has not been applied earlier. Customers who use user workspace solutions reap the benefits of this and never want to go back again! ...
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April 24, 2008
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