IGEL stories
Australian public health service, Eastern Health, has chosen IGEL OS as its clinical endpoint solution, replacing outdated Windows devices.
Endpoint management software provider IGEL partners with onPlatinum to enhance Queensland presence, providing secure, cloud-compatible desktop solutions.
Seamless integration with Citrix and Imprivata simplifies and speeds up login, thereby boosting clinical staff productivity.
IGEL partners with Plant-for-the-Planet to support the Trillion Trees campaign, pledging to plant and protect 20,000 trees.
Endpoint OS provider IGEL appoints Tarkan Maner, an experienced executive in EUC and cloud computing, to its board to aid strategic growth plans.
The combination of IGEL OS and HP Elite t655 thin clients simplifies the procurement and deployment of secure, scalable cloud-enabled workspaces.
IGEL's Office of the CTO hires Simon Townsend as Field CTO for EMEA and Jason Mafera as Field CTO for North America to optimize customer experience.
As a co-development partner with both Citrix and Microsoft, IGEL is providing day-one support for the release of Citrix HDX Plus for Windows 365 Cloud PC.
IGEL announces support for VMware Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for Linux, simplifying device management from a single view.
IGEL has entered into an agreement with Wipro Limited as part of the system integrator partner program to drive business continuity in the remote work era.
IGEL OS software will be available on NComputing's RX420 endpoints supporting Citrix Workspace App and Workspace Hub for cloud workspaces solutions.
IGEL and ControlUp partner to integrate real-time monitoring and analytics into IGEL's edge OS, enhancing endpoint health insights and user experience.
IGEL appoints Andrew Gee as VP sales for Northern Europe, responsible for managing UK, Ireland, Benelux, Holland and all Nordic countries.
Rolling telephony, video conferencing, messaging and other comms services into the one package is a smart way to take control of business tools.
The programme increases support offered to local IGEL partners and is aimed at helping maximise opportunities for endpoint management.
IGEL say that their transition to a focus on end-user software has driven their growth both globally and in the ANZ market.
IGEL's shift from hardware to software has driven significant growth, bolstered by key VDI partnerships with Samsung, Nvidia, and Lakeside Software.
The move will bring IGEL closer to the Citrix channel in Australia and enhances Dicker Data's portfolio of virtual solutions.
Disruption is a given with DX. Igel's team offers some tips on how to minimise adverse effects and harness the opportunities with optimised VDI.
IGEL's Jeff Kalberg outlines 5 technical developments aimed at improving mobile data security and endpoint experiences resellers and MSPs can harness.
