Microsoft Virtual Server and Parallels RAS compete in virtual server solutions and application deployment. Parallels RAS seems to have the upper hand due to its cost-effectiveness and ease of application publishing.
Features: Microsoft Virtual Server is noted for stability, security, and integration with the Microsoft ecosystem. It offers flexible resource management and a quick setup, ideal for enterprises. Parallels RAS provides seamless application publishing and device compatibility, extending access across platforms without third-party tools.
Room for Improvement: Microsoft Virtual Server could enhance its pricing structure, scalability, and ease of patch management. Parallels RAS might improve print management, web interface customization, and reduce update frequency. Both face pricing criticisms, but their focus areas differ.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: Microsoft Virtual Server supports on-premises and cloud deployment, with mixed technical support reviews. Parallels RAS also caters to both environments, praised for prompt support, though local support responsiveness could improve.
Pricing and ROI: Microsoft Virtual Server is seen as expensive, though it offers instant ROI through pay-as-you-go models. Parallels RAS is cost-effective, offering flexible licensing and a significant ROI by lowering operational costs compared to competitors.
For Parallels RAS, the support is rated eight out of ten.
I can start from fifteen users and scale it to nearly any size.
A potential improvement could be reducing the dependency on Microsoft solutions for Parallels RAS.
No additional fees for maintenance or support are required.
In terms of Parallels Desktop, the coherence mode that allows Mac and Windows applications to run seamlessly side by side is highly regarded.
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