Cameyo – the new alternative to Citrix

July 3, 2020

Rob Enderle, independent analyst and Computerworld columnist, says: “There are a variety of alternatives [to Citrix], but the one that caught my eye was Cameyo. If you are looking to take a lot of existing apps, host them in the cloud, and provide them to on-premise or remote workers under the threat of a pandemic, I’ve found no better solution.” 

Cameyo Adds Brad Rowland as Board Advisor

July 23, 2020

Cameyo announced it has appointed Brad Rowland to its board of advisors. Rowland is an industry veteran in the virtual desktop and end-user computing (EUC) market, holding leadership positions at Wyse (acquired by Dell), AppStream (acquired by Symantec), and – mostly recently – was the CMO at FSLogix, which was acquired by Microsoft. 

New research highlights the shift from virtual desktops to digital workspaces

July 15, 2020

The shift from virtual desktops to Digital Workspaces had already begun, but enabling productivity in the post-Covid world will accelerate this transition as organizations of all sizes need to provide all of their people – regardless of location – with secure access to their business-critical applications on any device, from the browser.

Cameyo, ASG Africa extend virtual application delivery for remote work to Microsoft Azure customers

July 3, 2020

Cameyo has partnered with ASG Africa to make Cameyo available to all organizations throughout Africa and the Middle East on Microsoft Azure. Organizations that need to provide their people with secure access to Windows and internal Web apps from the browser can now experience all of the benefits of Cameyo within their own instance of Azure.

Cameyo Taps into Microsoft Azure for App Virtualization

June 20, 2020

Cameyo this week revealed an alliance with ASG Africa through which it will make available its namesake platform for providing access to Windows and Web applications on the Microsoft Azure platform in Africa and the Middle East.

Partners Bank on MSP Cloud Services

June 19, 2020

Cameyo, a Cary, N.C., company that provides a virtual application delivery platform, is partnering with ASG Africa, an IT solutions and services provider. The arrangement makes Cameyo’s offerings available on Microsoft Azure to organizations in Africa and the Middle East. Cameyo earlier this year launched a product for MSPs.

Cameyo – Easy Digital Workspace for Remote Workers

June 5, 2020

Let’s take a look at a digital workspace solution that could quite possibly be the easiest solution available on the market to enable remote workers without compromising security and other features, while transforming your workforce. The solution is called Cameyo.

New report underscores the high costs and challenges of virtual workforces

June 4, 2020

More organizations have implemented VDI and DaaS programs in recent years. An IT analyst organization says cost, complexity, and security may hinder long-term adoption.

OnShip Brings its Parcel & Freight Shipping Transportation Management Platform to the Cloud with Cameyo

May 21, 2020

Utilizing Cameyo, OnShip was able to web-enable its powerful shipping software suite, allowing their customers to access OnShip, from the browser, with no software to install.

Remote Work Without VPN during the COVID-19 Pandemic? Video with Andrew, CEO at Cameyo

April 28, 2020

Given the events of COVID-19 and the need to support remote work, Mark Bowker of ESG caught up with Andrew Miller, CEO at Cameyo about VPN alternatives. Mark remembers deploying VPN 20+ years ago and while the technology was the right fit at the time, he questions whether it is the ideal solution for remote work today. Listen to what Andrew and Mark have to say about VPN solutions and alternative means to help make remote work, work.

In crisis, some start-ups are surging – and saying ‘no thanks’ to hungry investors

April 21, 2020

Cameyo’s remote access technology allows companies to get employees set up to work from home without needing virtual private networks and the corresponding software on every laptop or desktop. Rather than relying on VPNs, Cameyo delivers the technology through a browser-based tool that can be installed in hours for hundreds of employees. 

Cameyo Introduces NoVPN to Provide Remote Workers with Secure Access

April 21, 2020

The urgent increase in remote work has led to a situation where millions of people are working from home on their personal devices. In these instances, the use of VPNs simply provides a secure link between people’s personal devices – which are not corporate-managed and could be infected with malware – and the corporate network.

Cameyo NoVPN removes a remote work bottleneck

April 9, 2020

Cameyo’s NoVPN provides secure employee access to internally hosted apps without taxing corporate VPNs that are already strained by the remote work explosion.

Eliminating VPNs for more secure, productive remote work

April 7, 2020

Depending on the scenario for remote work, VPNs are not always the right approach, especially if users are not using IT-managed and hardened devices – which is increasingly common. In fact, for many companies, VPNs can mean higher risk, degraded user experience, and loss of productivity. For these scenarios, let’s examine a new approach named NoVPN. 

Cameyo’s NoVPN Gives Remote Employees Secure Access to Work

April 7, 2020

With the majority of the workforce working from home these days, VPNs are being stretched beyond capacity. Cameyo says it has a better way. The company this week introduced NoVPN, which is essentially a way for remote employees to securely access business-critical Windows applications via a secure, encrypted connection without requiring a VPN.

Cameyo NoVPN to Provide Remote Workers with Secure Access to Apps Without a VPN

April 7, 2020

Cameyo today announced Cameyo NoVPN, a new solution that empowers organizations to give all of their remote workers secure access to internally-hosted web apps without requiring a VPN. This enables organizations to give remote workers secure access to Windows desktop and Intranet web apps from behind the corporate firewall without the cost and user-experience compromise of VPNs so that people can access business-critical applications from anywhere in the world just as productively as if they were in the office.

‘It’s like survivor’s guilt’, says CEO of a remote-work software startup that is thriving thanks to COVID-19

April 1, 2020

Salespeople who use the coronavirus to pitch their wares are considered profiteers by societal standards. But what about companies that are thriving thanks to these odd circumstances simply because they offer a product that everyone genuinely needs right now? That’s the strange position that the founders of two-year-old bootstrapped startup Cameyo, now finds itself in. The company makes remote-work software and has seen new prospects soar 600% in March.

Managing remote workers will hone your leadership skills if you follow some simple rules, says the CEO of a startup that’s always been all-remote

April 1, 2020

Managing a team of remote workers is a skill that workers across the entire business world right now. The good news is that learning how to do it well can turn you into a better, more balanced leader, says Andrew Miller, the CEO of a startup that’s been all-remote since the beginning. He shared his own rules for managing remotely, including the most important thing to remember: Trust your employees to do their jobs.

Coronavirus will drive organizations toward MSPs for remote computing expertise

March 11, 2020

Cameyo has made an edition of its virtual application delivery platform for managed service providers (MSPs). The company’s namesake platform makes it possible to deliver any Windows application to any device without having to go onsite and install apps, notes Cameyo CEO Andrew Miller. The goal is to enable MSPs to provide remote access to Windows applications without all the overhead associated with deploying desktop virtualization software from Citrix or VMware, says Miller.

Cameyo Aims to Simplify Application Delivery for MSPs

March 10, 2020

The cloud-native vendor has launched Cameyo for MSPs, a platform for building and scaling virtual application delivery to customers. A number of organizations still rely on legacy programs – in particular, those based on Windows – that don’t play well, or at all, in cloud settings. Cameyo overcomes this limitation by using HTML5 browsers, rather than virtual desktop infrastructure or containers. The new Cameyo for MSPs, then, eliminates the need for partners to go onsite to install customer apps.

VMblog Expert Interview: Andrew Miller Talks Cameyo for MSPs, Virtual Application Delivery and Solving VDI Complexity

March 6, 2020

This week, a company called Cameyo launched a solution that makes it possible for MSPs to deliver any Windows applications to any device virtually without having to go onsite and install apps, enabling them to more profitably scale these services globally while managing everything from a single dashboard.

Cameyo targets MSPs with app delivery platform

March 6, 2020

Cameyo for MSPs aims to let service providers deliver Windows applications to any device and manage customers remotely from a single dashboard.

Industry News: Cameyo for MSPs

March 6, 2020

Cameyo announced a new edition for managed service providers; we took a look at Cameyo back in December. 

Channele2e: What’s Hot Today – Cameyo

March 4, 2020

Cameyo has launched a Cameyo for MSPs partner program, which is designed to eliminate the cost and complexity of traditional VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) services.

Virtual application delivery provider Cameyo reaches out to MSPs

March 4, 2020

Cameyo has launched Cameyo for MSPs, looking to attract quality MSPs to use Cameyo’s cloud-native virtual application delivery platform.  Cameyo for MSPs lets MSPs deliver any Windows applications to any device virtually, without their having to do a truck roll.

Vendor briefing notes: A look at Cameyo, which provides remote apps from the cloud

December 2, 2019

We do like the idea of something that’s as simple as possible, oriented at Chromebook shops, and the G Suite integration looks pretty convenient.

Cameyo, Cloudera Expand Channel-Friendly Platforms to Microsoft Azure

November 11, 2019

Partners helping clients use legacy Windows programs and take advantage of self-service analytics, take note. Cameyo is offering Cameyo for Azure free to new customers for the month of November.

Microsoft Azure Customers Can Now Deliver Any Windows Application to Any Device with Cameyo

November 5, 2019

Organizations utilizing Microsoft Azure can now experience the full benefits of Cameyo’s virtual application delivery platform within their own instance of Azure. Now the premium cost-savings and performance features like elasticity, usage optimization, and Cameyo’s Session Sync and RDP Port Shield technology – previously only available with Cameyo’s Fully Hosted service on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) – are now available to all organizations utilizing Azure.

Cameyo Gives Partners ‘Simple and Secure Means’ to Provision Fully Functional Windows Apps in the Cloud

October 14, 2019

Cloud has not gone easy on legacy software – until now. And Cameyo continues to introduce needed capabilities. And partners will want to take note. 

DaaS brings GPU-accelerated applications within reach

October 11, 2019

A tool such as Cameyo, a cloud-based application virtualization vendor, can help deliver shared GPU-accelerated virtual applications. Organizations can reduce costs by supporting eight to 10 users per GPU instance with Cameyo

Cloud platform allows graphics-intensive apps to be delivered from the browser

October 2, 2019

Virtual application delivery platform Cameyo is releasing an updated version with support for GPU-accelerated applications, allowing them to be delivered from the browser.

Exposed RDP servers see 150K brute-force attempts per week: Here’s how to protect them

September 18, 2019

BlueKeep and DejaBlue renewed interest in brute-force scanning for vulnerable systems, which negatively impacts Windows Server performance. Cameyo offers solutions to protect your Virtual Desktop server.

Cameyo Solution Shields Organizations From RDP Vulnerabilities

September 18, 2019

RDP vulnerabilities continue to leave organizations open to attack. Cameyo’s RDP Port Shield aims to fix that problem by blocking Remote Desktop Protocol traffic without proper authorization.

New open source tool helps prevent brute force and ransomware attacks

September 18, 2019

Cloud-native virtual application delivery platform Cameyo is launching its new RDP Port Shield security technology, along with a free, open source monitoring tool that any organization can use to identify attacks taking place over RDP in their environment.

Cameyo: Fixing the Chromebook app critical path problem

August 30, 2019

If you’ve been struggling with converting to a more aggressively cloud-based alternative to your current desktop deployment, this young company appears to have a solution.

13 macOS Tips for Windows Users

August 26, 2019

For the times you need to run Windows apps on a Mac , however, there are a few options. Cameyo lets companies run Windows apps in a web browser on any device, including Macs. 

Cameyo: Moving to the Cloud While Maintaining Windows Apps

August 1, 2019

Cameyo’s virtual application delivery platform modernizes the secure delivery of Windows desktop applications to any device. 

Industry News: Cameyo Session Sync

June 21, 2019

Now they’re adding another option with new session syncing feature that will manage your user profile. 

Application virtualization breathes digital life into legacy apps

June 14, 2019

Manufacturing company Royal Technologies chose Cameyo to access its Windows-based legacy applications without the complexity of a virtual desktop infrastructure.

What Is a “Portable” App, and Why Does It Matter?

May 22, 2019

Cameyo is another interesting virtualization option. Instead of running an entire virtual machine from your portable drive, you create a virtual machine on your desktop system. 

How to create portable software in Windows 10 [EASY WAY]

May 21, 2019

Perhaps the most popular tool for creating portable apps in Windows 10 is a program called Cameyo. With Cameyo, you can make a portable version of basically any app or program in Windows 10.

Microsoft Windows Is Just an App

May 9, 2019

Google seems to be inches away from making a legitimate push into the enterprise if it can get comfortable with the fact that a legacy world will exist for the foreseeable future and it needs to support Microsoft Windows apps more extensively by leaning in further with partners like Cameyo to fill the app gap.

Royal Technologies gives its frontline manufacturing workers access to the cloud with Chrome Enterprise

March 12, 2019

Cameyo’s cloud-based platform, which gives us access to Windows applications from the Chrome browser, helped us go all-in on Chrome OS. Now employees can get to MQ1 or any other legacy Windows app with just a click in the browser using their Chrome device.

Homer Central School District: Transforming student learning

February 11, 2019

Thanks to Google and Cameyo, we no longer have traditional IT provisioning and delivery restrictions. We can now improve teaching and learning experiences by providing everyone with the apps they need through the cloud.

Cameyo Launches App on Google Cloud Platform Marketplace and Joins Google Chrome, Cloud and Education Partner Programs

October 30, 2018

Businesses and organizations of all sizes are migrating to GCP, G Suite and Chromebooks for increased performance, ease of use and cost-effectiveness. However, the need to use Windows desktop applications that only run on Windows PCs can impede the complete move to Google Cloud.

The Acer Chromebook Spin 13 is the best Chromebook ever made: Should you buy it?

October 29, 2018

Acer makes a point that it’s perfect for DaaS solutions like Cameyo allow the use of a business’ legacy applications on Chrome OS. 

Use your favorite software in your browser with Cameyo

June 18, 2017

Cameyo stores portable apps on its own web servers, and you can access them through any browser that supports HTML5.