Thinfinity Workspace

Pros: Ease of Use: The web-based interface is user-friendly and easy to set up.
Flexibility: Allows access from virtually any device with internet connectivity.
Cost-Effective: Reduces the need for extensive hardware setups, as applications run on a central server.
Scalability: Suitable for both small businesses and larger enterprises, adapting to varying needs.

Cons: None for me, however users may experience lag if bandwidth is insufficient, particularly for graphics-intensive applications. But all up the benefits far outweigh the bandwidth issues.

Overall: Cybele Thinfinity is a solid solution for businesses looking to facilitate remote access to applications and desktops. Its ease of use, performance optimizations, and multi-device support make it a compelling choice, especially for organizations prioritizing remote work. However, potential users should consider their internet infrastructure and evaluate cost implications based on their specific needs.

Pros: Very simple installation, pre-configured applications. I created some RDP connections very quickly, they work very smoothly even at high resolution. The integration into Microsoft Active Directory was also problem-free. Many different possibilities to connect remote systems, RDP, VNC, websites etc.

Cons: High entry costs for smaller companies. Licenses for non-commercial use would also be very nice.

Overall: Tidy application, very easy to use for the end user. Fast integration. Very useful to run Windows applications on OS X computers. Much easier to configure than the native RDS server.

Pros: It works to view a remote PC from secure environments where Microsoft's RDP may be disabled, where no software can be installed, and no additions to browsers allowed. Where the work firewall has no inbound ports and very limited outbound ports, say 443 and 80 only via a gatekeeping proxy server.

So the remote PC is simply an active web page.

Cons: I cannot think of any that bothers me at all.. Plug and play.
I preferred to install my own wildcard SSL certificate and at first it was fiddly to achieve, but likely cause was my ignorance, but now works well so secured encrypted connection to the remote PC. I do not use any third party server in case that URL gets blocked by the work environment's proxy servers

Overall: I have been using for some years the earlier product and has not failed me nor can it be blocked. The view-and-use on the remote RDP/VNC PC is not a security risk for workplace as you are simply looking at a web page of the remote machine.

Pros: It's very secured to access my desktop and files from any network.

I can easily connect from any devices with Any OS.

Cons: From my side there are no cons. Always looking for the feature updates.

Overall: Overall, we thank Thinfinity for securing our data. I like the user privileges. I can easily install.

Pros: - Secure remote access: Thinfinity Workspace provides robust security features, including SSL encryption, Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), and Single Sign-On (SSO), ensuring the safety of your data and connections.
- Platform-agnostic: Compatible with various operating systems and devices, including Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, enabling users to access their applications and files from any location and device.
- User-friendly interface: The intuitive and customizable interface allows for easy navigation and a seamless user experience.
- Application virtualization: Thinfinity Workspace enables businesses to host and manage virtual applications, reducing the need for local installations and making it easier to manage and update software.
- Scalability and flexibility: This solution can be easily scaled up or down to accommodate the changing needs of businesses, making it an ideal choice for companies of all sizes.

Cons: - Initial setup complexity: Although the setup process is well-documented, users with limited technical expertise may experience challenges during the initial configuration.

Overall: I found Thinfinity Workspace to be a reliable and efficient solution for remote access and application virtualization. The platform's robust security features, user-friendly interface, and platform-agnostic design make it a strong choice for businesses seeking to enhance remote work capabilities. While there is room for improvement in terms of initial setup complexity, these minor drawbacks do not detract from the overall value and effectiveness of Thinfinity Workspace.

Pros: Thinfinity Remore Workspace it's a great solution for deploying GPU intensive applications in any device. It's been a lifesaver.

Cons: Nothing against it. Its powerful functionality and ease of use for all employees make finding flaws difficult.

Overall: We use Thinfinity Remote Workspace to deliver Adobe apps to any device, while saving costs. It works with H264.

Pros: It's a great solution for deploying legacy software in a browser.

Cons: When we did require assistance, their support team was prompt and provided near-instant results.

Overall: The product is amazing. It's allowed us to be more flexible and use different devices.

Pros: Not only does it provide cost efficiency, but it also offers easy on-demand management of remote access to the cloud.

Cons: The only thing I initially had concerns about was the accessibility of their support team, but that turned out to not be an issue at all.

Overall: I highly recommend Thinfinity Remote Workspace as a solution to easily manage and provision your cloud application servers.

Pros: Thinfinity Remote Workspace is amazing. It's allowed our workforce to be more flexible and use different devices.

Cons: I have yet to come across a feature or aspect that does not meet our expectations.

Overall: It allows us to use the few windows apps we need to run our business via the browser and gives us the confidence to switch to a full Chromebook office. It simply works.