All Posts Tagged With: "SoftGrid"
Microsoft Officially Introduces App-V 4.5, Changes Licensing For Application Virtualization Technology Usage
App-V 4.5, formerly SoftGrid Application Virtualization, has hit “RTM” (Release To Manufacturing) status, which means that it will be available as part of the forthcoming MDOP 2008 R2 release in the next several weeks.
3Sep2008 | Robin Wauters | 0 comments | ContinuedApplication Virtualization Comparison Chart
Sven Huisman and his coworker Matthijs Haverink were unable to find a good comparative list of application virtualization solutions, so they mocked up a useful chart of their own.
20Jun2008 | Robin Wauters | 2 comments | ContinuedMicrosoft Ships Application Virtualization 4.5 Release Candidate
Fresh after sharing the new short name for Microsoft Application Virtualization (SoftGrid became App-V), the MAV team has released the version 4.5 Release Candidate of the software.
18Jun2008 | Robin Wauters | 2 comments | ContinuedApp-V, The “Microsoft Application Virtualization” Formerly Known As “SoftGrid”
Microsoft Application Virtualization, the name the software giant has given the app virtualization solution it acquired when it bought Softricity back in 2006, got a new calling name today to match the Hyper-V branding: App-V (instead of SoftGrid).
16Jun2008 | Robin Wauters | 2 comments | ContinuedAspenTech Releases aspenONE 2006.5, Integrates Microsoft Application Virtualization
Aspen Technology, provider of software and services to the process industries, today announced that aspenONE version 2006.5 uses the latest Microsoft technologies to simplify IT rollout and management. The integration of aspenONE with Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Office Excel, and SoftGrid Application Virtualization supports IT standards, speeds time to deployment, and extends the reach of aspenONE within operations for improved manufacturing performance.
16Apr2008 | Robin Wauters | 0 comments | ContinuedMicrosoft Acquires Desktop Virtualization Software Maker Kidaro
Microsoft announced on Wednesday that it has acquired Kidaro, a young company that helps businesses manage their collection of virtual machines. The financial details involved in the acquisition of the startup, which counts 35 employees, remained undisclosed.
12Mar2008 | Robin Wauters | 1 comment | Continued
