Imagine your Windows users running heavy-duty UNIX applications right on their Windows desktops. Or your UNIX users running Windows applications without the need for local X Server software. With GO-Global from GraphOn, your employees, business partners and customers can now easily access your Windows, UNIX and Linux applications from anywhere in the world, regardless of connection, location, client platform or operating system.

GO-Global is the ideal server-based computing solution for enterprise environments or ISVs. Utilizing advanced server-based technology and near-zero-footprint clients, GO-Global publishes existing applications without the need to modify a single line of code. And there´s no need for complex, costly solutions such as Citrix MetaFrame or Windows Terminal Services. GO-Global is the instant application publishing and Web-enabling solution that retains 100% of your application´s features, functions and product branding.

GraphOn Releases Version 2.2.6 of GO-Global for UNIX

15 Oct, 2007

With the powerful new capabilities incorporated into version 2.2.6, GO-Global for UNIX is now
more flexible, efficient, and effective than ever ... Read More

GraphOn Releases Version 3.2 of GO-Global for Windows

25 Jun, 2007

New architecture adds functionality while improving performance, quality, and compatibility of Server-centric Windows application access solution ... Read More

Capscan Web-enables CRM Application with GO-Global from GraphOn

05 Feb, 2007

Server-centric solution saves time and money while eliminating downtime and retraining ... Read More

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"We discovered that GO-Global provides excellent application response times, even over low bandwidth connections. Fast performance is a must for us, because our application users are consultants and professionals who use the system on a day-to-day basis to plan and organize their work, write letters using OpenOffice, and generate invoices based on specific conditions stored in contracts on our server. "

-- Lindix (ASP Applications)


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