Quest and Citrix collaborate

Citrix has announced that Quest, one of the first and largest desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) providers, has aligned with Citrix to offer services using Citrix market-leading DaaS technologies, including Citrix XenApp® and Citrix XenDesktop® virtual app and desktop delivery, to provide workspaces-as-a-service for businesses. Citrix technology provides a complete mobile workspace solution that securely delivers apps, desktops, files and services to any user, on any device, over any network. Quest brings a deep understanding of managed and cloud services to its customers, providing customizable services to the healthcare, financial services, higher education, government, and manufacturing industries. Quest services are built on the Cisco Desktop® as a Service solution, which includes Citrix technology and brings scalability, performance advantages and simplified management to the Quest platform.

11 years ago Posted in Cloud + MS Platform Storage + Servers Virtualisation

For over 30 years, Quest has been delivering IT capabilities to organizations of all sizes to address their unique business needs. Quest is partnering with Citrix as one of the newest and most successful Citrix Service Providers to offer DaaS and hosted application services to meet the increasing demand for secure, mobile access to data, while reducing IT costs and complexity. Quest delivers hosted desktops and applications to any device from Quest’s global Service Delivery Centers or on a customer’s premise.

Quest and Citrix collaborate

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