Earlier this month Tami Reller, Microsoft’s chief marketing officer for Windows, announced that Windows 7 had reached 50% deployment in business. That stat presents the ultimate “glass half full” or “glass half empty” moment. Is the IT world doing well because … ...
Read moreYou can now solve your organization’s IE6 and IE7 dependencies and unblock Windows 7 migrations more quickly and efficiently. With Browsium’s Support & Services Programs you can get the responsiveness, service level, and consulting options needed to meet your business … ...
Read moreThe Java Runtime Environment (JRE) has a long history of security and functionality updates, which often leave older applets in a broken state. This causes enterprises to either avoid the updates and miss out on the benefits or use virtualization or complex … ...
Read moreSince the release of Ion in January of this year, we’ve remained committed to improving Ion’s compatibility with the web applications that our customers are running. Browsium Ion 2.0 Update 3, our third maintenance release, is now available. Update 3 is a full … ...
Read moreThe Browsium Ion 2.0 Update 3 release notes provide specific details on what’s new and known issues for this version. Browsium-Ion-2-0-Update-3-ReleaseNotes.pdf ...
Read moreBrowsium will be attending the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Toronto, Canada in July and would love to meet with current and potential partners. If you’re a reseller, integrator, or othewise interested in partnering with Browsium, drop us a line … ...
Read moreEnterprise organizations have a variety of options to choose from when migrating legacy web applications to modern operating system and browser platforms. Browsium has published a new whitepaper titled “Solving Legacy Browser Dependencies in the Enterprise” which outlines the cause … ...
Read moreWe talk with customers all the time about their web application issues, and we regularly get the question about how to approach the browser migration process itself. Customers invariably come to us with a known application (or applications) that are … ...
Read moreLast time I detailed a bit about the Limited Profile, one of Ion’s more advanced and complex Profile options. Today I’ll talk about Ion’s Adaptive Quirks Profile, which is the default and most commonly-used profile in Ion’s arsenal. The Adaptive Quirks Profile, … ...
Read moreThis guest blog post was written by Tim Mangan, the owner of TMurgent Technologies which specializes in Microsoft App-V. I have found that many of the companies that are interested in Browsium Ion are also using Microsoft App-V as … ...
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