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App-DNA event oversubscribed at Microsoft TechDays in Paris
Olivier Marschalik, of App-DNA’s EMEA sales team, last week presented to a packed room of over 300 people in Microsoft’s internal Techdays program in Paris. Video in French.see more...
App-DNA and Citrix Sign Global Agreement
App-DNA Inc. has today signed a global agreement with Citrix Systems Inc. covering its market-leading AppTitude application compatibility testing product.see more...
App-DNA Inc. expands US operation with new HQ
App-DNA Inc. has moved to a new central US HQ, located near Chicago, adding to the current New York and Houston locations.see more...
V4.0 launch of AppTitude
App-DNA launch the latest version of the AppTitude – find out about the improved usability, increased accuracy and more flexible pricing.see more...
AppTitude features in Citrix XenApp campaign
Bill Hartwick, Citrix Senior Director Product Marketing, discusses the XenApp App Compat toolkit in the latest Citrix video featured on brianmadden.com. see more...
App-DNA bring App-V solutions to this year’s MMS in Las Vegas, 18/05/2009
See the full report at The Offical MDOP Blog. Click to read more...
App-DNA release v3.5 with support for Citrix XenApp Virtualization, 09/03/2009
See the full press release. Click to read more...
Tim Mangan Independently reviews AppTitude, 04/02/2009
See the full report on BrianMadden.com. Click to read more...
Fujitsu Selects AppTitude to Drive OS Migration at Government Agency, 09/02/2008
App-DNA, the leading developer of application testing software, today announced that Fujitsu Services, one of Europe’s leading IT services companies, is using its AppTitude solution to assist in a major UK Government agency’s application migration programme, as it moves its core applications from Windows 2000 to Windows Vista with Microsoft Application Virtualisation (formerly SoftGrid). Click to read more...
Experiencing migration pains? The move to Vista need not be so difficult, 07/02/2008 (www.computerweekly.com)
Barely a day goes by when someone I am speaking to or swapping e-mails with does not moan about application compatibility issues with Microsoft's Vista platform.
Worse still, we are having Windows Vista forced upon us whether we like it or not, which spells all kinds of problems for home users and businesses.
User concern has seen major names in the PC and laptop world, such as Dell and HP, offering downgrades from Vista to XP. Typically this response has been in the form of offering XP Pro recovery discs to those who request one, which can be used to revert a Vista machine to XP Pro. Click to read more...