Virtuon made “TheList” of top 25 software firms cited by the Phoenix Business Journal. The Journal annually ranks software firms in the greater Phoenix area based on size. Virtuon is the only company on the list focused on cloud computing and virtualization and is also the youngest.
The recognition highlights how quickly Virtuon has established itself in the expanding cloud computing arena.
Virtuon’s virtual desktop offerings appeared in the January 2011 issue of Tech Connect, Arizona’s technology magazine published by the Arizona Technology Council. The issue focused on advances in Healthcare and Biotechnology. Virtuon’s leading-edge desktops offer simplicity, functionality, and security for caregivers and researchers.
On January 19-20, Virtuon showcased its virtual desktop solutons for Healthcare at the Winter Health IT Summit held at the Biltmore hotel in Phoenix, Arizona.
Virtuon has launched a new service providing Windows virtual desktops running on the world’s leading virtualizaton platform. The VMware View 4 based cloud has pre-configured Win 7, Win Vista, and Win XP desktops.
Take a Virtuon virtual desktop for a spin today and see why leading businesses are deploying virtual desktop technology. Save the time needed to acquire software, provision servers, and configure user environments. Virtuon’s desktop cloud is all you need to get started now.
As part of Virtuon’s recent display of its cloud computing and virtualization services, the company held a drawing for a free Nintendo Wii. A key element of Virtuon’s mission is to help streamline and simplify IT infrastructures, which have become increasingly time consuming and complex. Technology can be simple, straight-forward, and life enriching when applied appropriately. In that vein, the Nintendo Wii is all about living with technology.
Congratulations to Steven Porter for winning the Wii Console and an opportunity to enjoy some time with technology.
On April 28th, Virtuon unveiled a new technology center focused on cloud computing and virtualization. The event involved a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Scottsdale Mayor Jim Lane, Arizona Technology Council President and CEO Steven Zylstra, Virtuon executives, state and community dignitaries, and other Arizona-based technology companies. The new center is housed at Arizona State University SkySong and displays state-of-the-art cloud computing and virtualization applications, including virtual data centers. The center will provide an opportunity for students from surrounding educational institutions to experiment first-hand with latest technologies, test new ideas, and come to understand how cloud computing and virtualization concepts are reducing energy consumption and improving uptime within businesses.
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA — Virtuon Incorporated announced that VMware has recognized it as a key Enterprise Partner. Virtuon’s knowledge base, training, and general expertise in virtualization solutions along with customer satisfaction led to the promotion.
Virtuon announces it has finalized arrangements to locate headquarters at Skysong, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA.
