Parallels isn't a single-product company. Its modern ecosystem addresses three distinct enterprise challenges. Select the track that matches your priority — or combine them for a complete digital workspace strategy.
High-performance remote access to physical & virtual endpoints. Unattended + attended (SOS) support. Endpoint management included.
Clientless, browser-based access to RDP, SSH, and web apps with zero-trust policies. No VPN, no client install.
Fully managed DaaS on Azure with predictable per-user pricing. Deploy in hours, not weeks.
Run Windows apps natively on Mac with seamless Coherence mode. Centralized management via MDM.
Enterprise-grade VDI with simplified management, built-in HA, and lower TCO than legacy platforms.
The three tracks are complementary — not mutually exclusive. Many enterprises combine them for a complete strategy:
Use Secure Workspace for contractor/BYOD access to DaaS desktops — no VPN, full audit trail.
Mac users run performance-critical apps locally (Parallels Desktop), access centralized apps via DaaS.
Unified secure access, managed cloud desktops, and local Mac virtualization — managed from one vendor.
See how Parallels RAS, Secure Workspace, DaaS, and Desktop for Mac stack up against Citrix, VMware, and Microsoft in our comprehensive comparison.
View Full ComparisonFor specific use cases and compliance requirements, explore these targeted guides:
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