Symantec launches “Endpoint Virtualization Suite” — End-2-End Virtualized Workspaces

Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite allows customers to provision anything from traditional endpoints to full virtual endpoint workspaces based on standards that are hypervisor-, operating system- and hardware platform-agnostic. The solution provides heterogeneous support across traditional endpoint and emerging end-user computing environments (such as server-based computing, virtual hosted desktops and client-side hypervisors). Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite integrates leading endpoint virtualization technologies from the recent acquisitions of AppStream and nSuite and includes feature enhancements to other products in the portfolio. Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite enables the separation of information from underlying IT infrastructure so that information can be managed easily, protected completely and controlled automatically.

“Endpoint virtualization allows us to put end-user productivity at the center of the IT process,” said Ken Berryman, senior vice president, Strategy and Emerging Business, Symantec. “By decoupling the user experience from the computing environment, we help make users immediately productive over the full range of endpoint technologies, thus allowing businesses to make the best use of their existing resources and reduce IT costs.”

Symantec is changing the way software is managed, delivered and consumed at the endpoint, enabling user-based workspace management by offering an endpoint virtualization solution that includes application virtualization, streaming, resource brokerage technologies and new workspace profile management. Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite offers customers multiple products including Symantec Workspace Streaming, Symantec Workspace Virtualization, Symantec Workspace Corporate and Symantec Workspace Remote. In addition, Symantec Workspace Profiles is scheduled to add dynamic profile management to the solution.

Here’s the link to Symantec’s EndPoint Suite

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