Mar 13, 2023
London, United Kingdom Mar 13, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Today appCURE, a leading technology vendor around application migration, modernisation, security, and management, has announced a new integration between appCURE Studio and Nerdio Manager for Enterprise.
The integration, available in Nerdio Manager for Enterprise v4.4 and higher, combines Nerdio's market-leading platform for deploying, managing, and optimizing Azure Virtual Desktop and appCURE's comprehensive application assessment, migration, packaging, and transformation tooling portfolio.
"appCURE and Nerdio working together to deliver virtual desktops in Microsoft Azure is the solution that enables transformation at speed," said Ryan Mangan, CTO, appCURE. "With appCURE's application capabilities and Nerdio's management and optimisation capabilities, the partnership now fills existing gaps in the market around getting full circle environments (platform, profile & applications) to production at speed."
The integration provides customers with an accelerated timeline to successful deployments of Microsoft's Azure Virtual Desktop by simplifying and speeding up the process of transforming applications, testing, and delivering to Nerdio Manager, a single-pane-of-glass management platform. appCURE's proprietary running capture technology solves the missing installation media challenge when migrating to a modern workspace.
"We continue to see organisations struggle with simplifying the application management lifecycle and removing complexity during the deployment stage. Our new integration with appCURE reduces the time required to deploy applications to AVD desktops, helping organizations to more quickly stand up their complete AVD environments and achieve ROI faster" - Toby Skerritt, Product Manager, Nerdio Manager for Enterprise, Nerdio.
Benefits of the integration include:
If interested in learning more about the new integration or seeing a demo of the joint solution, please visit https://www.appcure.io/nerdio/
About Nerdio
Nerdio adds value on top of the powerful capabilities in Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, and Microsoft Intune by delivering hundreds of features that simplify management, ensure efficient operations, and lower Azure compute and storage costs by up to 80% via automation and license optimization. Leveraging Nerdio, MSPs can manage customers' cloud environments through streamlined, multi-tenant, workflow-powered technology that allows them to create and grow cloud-based recurring revenues. Enterprise IT professionals can deliver and maintain a wide range of virtual Windows endpoints across hybrid workforces with ease and fine-tune end-user computing (EUC) approaches for maximum effectiveness using powerful monitoring and analytics capabilities. For more information, please visit www.getnerdio.com.
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