Organizations either need to set up graphic workstations physically at the users’ locations, or ask their workforce to return to the office, giving up the safety and flexibility of working from home. Other solutions and commonly used display protocols lack the needed efficiency to provide high-quality access to such graphics-intensive applications and workstations. In addition, data leakage and network security pose serious challenges, especially when dealing with highly sensitive data or projects. In a distributed workflow scenario, display pixilation and high latency performance prevent remote workers from carrying out their day-to-day activities quickly and efficiently. The Teradici PCoIP protocol provides an industry-leading high-definition, secure and highly responsive computing experience.
They want users to have instant access to graphics applications and run them flawlessly from any location on any laptop or desktop device. With a large section of the workforce still working from home – and may continue to do so for longer than expected – organisations must provide their workforce with reliable, accessible, and powerful workstations. Graphics-intensive applications are critical for day-to-day business workloads that are common within engineering design, product design, video-editing, graphics design, geospatial analysis, web development, etc. The Accops solution empowers remote and mobile professionals, like design engineers, VFX technicians, architects and video editors, among others, to experience office-like performance with secure and seamless access to graphics-intensive applications over any network and any endpoint device. Accops Systems, an India-based global provider of integrated work-from-anywhere solutions, has teamed up with Teradici®, the creator of industry-leading PCoIP® technology and Emmy Award-winning Cloud Access Software (CAS), to enable professionals working with graphics-intensive applications to have accurate, distortion-free, high-quality remote access to graphics workstations.
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