3 posts tagged with "Frame"

Denver, Colorado - September 14, 2023

Dizzion, a leader in Managed Desktop as a Service (DaaS) solutions, and Frame Platform (Frame), the pioneer in cloud-native, multi-cloud, and browser-first DaaS, are delighted to announce our recognition in the first Gartner Magic Quadrant for Desktop as a Service. Dizzion acquired Frame on May 30, 2023 and both Dizzion and Frame Platform are recognized in the report.

Both Dizzion and Frame have been recognized in the Niche Players quadrant, which we believe is a testament to our evolving contributions and innovation in the DaaS space as well as our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction.

You probably remember Marvel Comics' "Fantastic Four." They're a superhero team on a mission to make the world a better place by battling evil doers like Doctor Doom and Ronan the Accuser, ruler of the negative zone! Sometimes trying to launch a remote work initiative can make you feel like you need a band of superheroes to help you vanquish Doctor "Can't Do" and "Mr. Impossible" from the "Department of No." Fear not, good citizens, Nutanix and Google Cloud have teamed up to give you the superpowers you need to provide secure, flexible workspaces with a great user experience.

The four key elements in Desktop as a Service are user Identity, easy Application Access, flexible Infrastructure to run virtual desktops and applications, and of course Storage to access your data. Nutanix Xi Frame and Google Cloud are great together and have a unique integration with the four IT superpowers: Google Identity, Progressive Web Applications (PWA), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Google Drive.

In this article we describe the advantages of this integration and share examples of the Xi Frame configuration. We also include a nice user-experience video with Frame and Google Identity, PWA, Google Drive FileStream, and GCP in action.

Over the last decade, technology has been completely transforming education and the learning experience, from K-12 to higher ed. Nationwide, school systems have worked toward digitally transforming the learning experience with initiatives for 1:1 student-to-computer coverage. Prior to the current global pandemic, 1:1 efforts prioritized access to computing and technology within the school. But now, access to computing from home is front-and-center, since it has practically become the only way to connect to teachers and learning when school buildings are closed.