Inuvika employs a Linux-based appliance that takes on the role of a broker. This simply authenticates logins from your users and then based on what they have been entitled to, delivers those applications to their end point device.

The applications to be delivered are installed on Windows (RDSH) servers or Linux application servers and are automatically recognized by the Inuvika OVD broker which populates the application inventory. It is then simply a case of entitling those apps to users or groups of users, enabling them to launch that application.

When it comes to cutting costs and complexity, Inuvika doesn’t require a huge amount of infrastructure. All you need is the application servers and the Inuvika Session Manager(s) which are virtual Linux appliances meaning less hardware and no additional expensive Microsoft Windows Server licenses.

Inuvika licenses are based on concurrent usage and typically cost 50% less then competitive solutions, so you can lower costs even further. In fact, Inuvika saves costs in all areas, from infrastructure to licensing, as well as end point device and simplified management.