Application Jukebox and Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization for Desktops

Numecent (formerly Endeavors Technologies) is the first company to produce and patent application virtualization and streaming technologies. With eight patents granted (and another thirteen pending) for isolated, non-isolated, and configurable virtualization and streaming (among other technologies), Numecent has more than a decade of experience delivering virtualized applications to users of all types.

Application Jukebox combines desktop virtualization with application streaming and virtualization. Together, the two offer a comprehensive solution on top of a powerful desktop virtualization infrastructure.

Features

Jukebox specializes in delivering heavyweight applications, even the ones that make other technologies choke — applications as complex as, anti-virus, Photoshop, and AutoCAD. And with the combination of Red Hat's SPICE remote rendering protocol, end-user experience is indistinguishable from a local desktop PC.

Application Jukebox features:
- A simplified appliance that runs on Windows or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6
- Application deployment across multiple virtual desktop environments
- Configurable virtualization provides isolation or integration (or combination) with hosted virtual desktops.
- Progressive Streaming allows users to activate and launch applications while the software is still being delivered

Benefits

Application Jukebox quickly and efficiently automates delivery of any user’s desktop, regardless of how complicated his environment may be. From call center personnel to the most demanding power users, Application Jukebox dynamically configures and delivers any applications rapidly, including rich multimedia applications, complex custom enterprise applications, anti-virus, as well as large commercial heavyweight GPU intensive applications.

• Deliver any application using stateless desktops
• Eliminate the need for separate desktop images
• Full application reliability and redundancy
• Increased application compatibility
• Reduced preparation for application delivery
• Simplification, automation, and scalability of complex desktop environments