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How IGEL Enables the Delivery of VDI to Work-from-Home Users

01 June 2020
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Will the COVID-19 pandemic finally bring virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) into the mainstream? It certainly looks that way. Many organizations have either scaled their existing VDI environment or implemented new VDI technology to support their work-from-home employees. There has also been a significant rise in the use of Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS), in which a cloud service provider delivers VDI capabilities for a monthly subscription fee. The read more...

Excerpt from CEO Tarun Raisoni

01 June 2020
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Dear Rahi Team, The past week in the US has been witness to an ongoing debate about better inclusivity and the racism that has now come to the forefront with the injustice to Mr. George Floyd and his family. Our goal in life, no matter where we live, is to make it better for others and ourselves. In the words of Nelson Mandela, "What counts read more...

3 Ways Virtualization Helps Meet Today’s IT Demands

14 May 2020
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The COVID-19 pandemic is driving increased interest in virtualization as a means of remotely managing servers. Many virtualization platforms offer a browser-based management interface that can be accessed from anywhere — a boon for administrators who are working from home. But remote management is just one of the many benefits of virtualization. Hypervisor software creates and manages virtual machines (VMs) that share server resources, making read more...

3 Work-from-Home Tech Basics that Can Help Make You More Productive

Much of the discussion around work-from-home technology has focused on network connectivity and security. Those things are certainly important, but many remote workers face more basic challenges. They simply don’t have access to the technology tools they need to work from home effectively. Here’s a look at three work-from-home tech basics that can help make remote work more productive. Mini PCsThe venerable PC remains the read more...

The Right Collaboration Tools Are Key to Effectively Working from Home

The Right Collaboration Tools Are Key to Effectively Working from Home Various studies have shown that knowledge workers, managers, and executives spend about 80 percent of their time collaborating. That’s 32 hours out of the standard 40-hour workweek. The time is split among reading and answering emails, talking on the phone, and attending meetings. It likely does not include the impromptu conversations that take place read more...

A Day in the Life of a Chinese Engineer

Ming Gao is a system engineer based in Shanghai. Before finishing his degree in the university, Ming knew exactly where his interests and strengths lay, the field of computer science. He knew very well that he wanted to become an engineer. Before joining Rahi in September 2017, Ming worked for an automobile manufacturer as an IT operations engineer. He was mainly in charge of Windows server read more...

National Tech Day – Major Influential Days in History

To celebrate National Technology Day, our Rahi Engineers are reflecting on some of the major technical advances in history! From the first electronic computer to the beginning of artificial intelligence, technology is constantly developing. Here is a recap over some of the most defining moments in history. 1800’s - The Computer The first computer that resembles our present-day machines was the Analytical Engine, invented by Charles read more...

Get to Grips with Spares Management

A “spare” can be defined as any asset that is not in production, but that is available to use when needed. Its value is typically an asset on the books. Spares are distinct from “consumables”, which are relatively low-cost items such as patch cords that you buy in bulk and maintain in stock. Every data center has spare equipment lying around, either as a hedge read more...

The Business Benefits and Controversies of 5G

In our last post, we outlined the key features of the 5G standard. 5G is, of course, the next generation of mobile connectivity, offering much faster data rates compared to existing 4G technology. It will also provide greater device density, lower latency, lower energy consumption, and faster handover from one base station to another. It all sounds good, but what does that really mean for read more...

What is 5G? A Look into the Future of Mobile Connectivity

5G is a complex hybrid of different radio frequency (RF) technologies connected to an ultrafast, managed network infrastructure. It will deliver different services to different devices and applications and it must have the capacity to cope with the ever-increasing number of devices being connected to networks. Devices are not exclusively mobile phones and tablet devices, they can include IoT devices (sensors, vending devices), edge computing. These networks read more...

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