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What is DaaS (Desktop-as-a-Service) and what distinguishes this form of virtual computing from Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)? The main difference is in how virtual desktops are deployed. And what are the advantages and disadvantages of DaaS? Discover everything you always wanted to know about DaaS in this article.

XenMobile 10.7.3 comes with a lot of new features. Most importantly, you can distribute Win32 apps like the ThinPrint Client to managed Windows 10 devices. That is of help to any admin in running print infrastructure. Together with a unified endpoint management solution ThinPrint also enables mobile printing.

If you think of the digital workplace of the future, printers don’t play a role. The unanimous opinion is that digital tablets will take over the role of printed paper. But will printing really become unnecessary? We take a look at the trends impacting printing in the future.

In the first quarter of 2016, ThinPrint added hardware to its portfolio for the first time with the ThinPrint Hub. The ThinPrint blog spoke with Frank Hoffmann, managing director at ThinPrint, about the reasons for the launch of the print appliance, how it’s used and what the future holds for the ThinPrint Hub.

In May 2018, the EU General Data Protection Regulation becomes mandatory. We tell you how to realize secure printing in accordance with this regulation.

With any printimg job, rendering the document is essential. Our tutorial video, 'Basics about printing: How does rendering work?' explains this process fully and in a way that makes it easy to understand.

High availability, more scalability, reliable security, and high flexibility are the key benefits for enterprises when they replace their data centers with private cloud solutions. ThinPrint eliminates all print-specific risks, protects the printing processes in the private cloud during a failure and ensures high availability and load balancing during printing.

Knowing how to make the most of print share is essential and here is a video tutorial, introducing the role of the network print provider.

The growing use of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) in healthcare institutions reflects a global trend. Technavio predicts the market for remote-desktop solutions will enjoy a steady growth of 11 per cent in the next four years. Thanks to VDI's advent, hospital staff no longer rely on cumbersome desktop access. They can retrieve vital patient information from a mobile device instantly, without any jeopardy to data security and privacy. While this sounds like a digital dream come true, hospitals still have massive printing requirements which are often overlooked in the above scenario. This is where ThinPrint comes in with a printing solution that complements virtual desktops' many benefits perfectly.