10ZiG Technology vs Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops (formerly XenDesktop)

• It has a much faster boot-up speed.
• User-friendly.
• Less to go wrong since it has no moving parts like a PC.
• Easy to set up, use, and update.

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• Enables remote access anywhere, to any device which eliminates managing the endpoints how traditional VPN would require.
• Integrates well with modern applications to offer optimized user experiences similar to native applications which increases user acceptance.
• Extremely flexible in how policies are applied to different use cases to ensure the appropriate security mitigations are in place with minimal effort.
• Easy to maintain and expand environments to fit business needs.

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• I have not had any issues. 10ZiG works as it should and does what it says it does.
• I don't see any areas that need improvement.
• It does what it does well.

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• Product documentation is bloated with information and lacks documentation on assisting with first time setup.
• Customer service offers very little assistance when it comes to using your support contract.
• Default Policy, out of the box, allows Clipboard, File Share, Printer Sharing, Drive redirection, and others security risks that should be disabled by default.
• Screenshots are not prevented, other products blank a screenshot or sniping tool image. Watermarks are the only security citrix offers and are disabled by default.
• Renewal cost of support contract is 80% of initial purchase price. Other companies renewal cost is significantly less.
• End users who do not properly log off can leave a hung connection, and requires manual deletion of the connection for users to re-connect.

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• Having 10ZiG units is less expensive than PCs.
• Has increased productivity due to speed increased over PCs.
• Power consumption is less for the 10ZiG.

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• It allows us to save IT Support costs by centralizing the management of our apps.
• Since the majority of the processing power being used is centralized to servers, you can extend the use of desktop hardware regardless of age in most cases.
• If you have Apps that no longer run on modern desktop OS's, you can use Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops (formerly XenDesktop) to keep them alive by running them in a virtual instance on older OS and share them with the newer desktop OS machines.

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