Parallels is awesome for what it is for

We use it as a remote access tool for users to access our resources away from the hospital. It gives them the ability to remote into their desktop as well as let us publish single apps instead of having to give access to the whole network. It combines those tools into one central interface that is pretty easy to learn.

It definitely streamlines the process of delivering apps remotely as well as setting up and using remote desktops. It's cross platform hardware capability is also a great feature in today's work environment with the proliferation of BYOD

Its mobile apps are convenient but don't always translate to a great user experience as some things like remoting into your pc from your phone can be difficult to navigate. Its cross-platform hardware capability is also a great feature in today's work environment with the proliferation of BYOD

our parallels setup is a stand-alone type setup so it doesn't interface with our hypervisor.

All the security features work great and have been wonderfully efficient without causing the slowness. The one thing I would like to see changed is the placement of the reset all user button under the multi-factor authentication tab is located right where some techs may hit it thinking it says ok or enter but instead it resets all user's MFA.