HP Anywhere Reviews

HP Anywhere is a remote desktop streaming solution that sends out encrypted pixels, ensuring there is no data leakage while providing high-performance graphics and smooth remote workflows.

I use HP Anywhere in healthcare with imaging, for example, radiology; it works great with healthcare, media for VFX, architecture, CAD, and 3D modeling, as well as secure remote stations, which are ideal for financial institutions or government institutions.

While discussing my main use case, I mention that HP Anywhere is going into end of life, and it can be utilized in industries like media and healthcare due to the image processing, especially in radiology.

I believe HP Anywhere is best suited for media and creative studios due to its strong encryption and low latency streaming, making it particularly effective in healthcare and regulated industries.

HP Anywhere has positively impacted my organization by providing global support and compatibility with any cloud provider, including AWS, Azure, Google, and private clouds, enhancing hybrid workforces and allowing employees to work anywhere.

Productivity has improved significantly with the high-performance remote access and no VPN disconnect issues, allowing for powerful workstations and data remaining secure in the data center.

The best features of HP Anywhere include no VPN required, multi-cloud flexibility, zero trust, and great performance over distances.

The most valuable feature for organizations is performance over distance, as HP Anywhere serves as a remote desktop application that works seamlessly for employees throughout the United States, making it a strong competitor with VMware or Citrix.

Regarding the features of HP Anywhere, I believe I have covered them, and it is a plus that no VPN is required, as historical VPN usage has often resulted in disconnects.

HP Anywhere is at the end of life, with no new features or support being added, and it seems like HP is not prioritizing its development anymore in the growing remote work market. The main competitors are Citrix, Nvidia, and VMware Horizon, and the product is being phased out.

I have been working in my current field for over fifteen years.

HP Anywhere is indeed very stable.

HP Anywhere offers great scalability as it does not require any VPN connections, allowing easy access to a virtual desktop environment.

HP's customer support is pretty solid; while it may not be the best, it is certainly good.

I previously used multiple solutions such as Citrix and Nvidia, but HP decided to create their application.

The experience with pricing, setup costs, and licensing was straightforward as the IT staff mainly handled it, while I solely observed cloud cost management through the AI capabilities. There was no additional cost since HP Anywhere is an HP application.

Before selecting HP Anywhere, I evaluated other options such as VMware Horizon and Citrix HDX.

HP Anywhere is utilized across public cloud, private cloud, hybrid cloud, and on-premises environments.

AWS is the cloud provider I see HP Anywhere deployed with most often, although I have also seen it a bit with Azure, but not at all with Google Cloud.

Regarding improvements, I appreciate that the AI focuses on bandwidth optimization and security anomalies, and it offers valuable information on pixel streaming for smoother remote access.

For those considering HP Anywhere, I advise recognizing that the product is at end of life, with no future developments, and if you are looking for VDIs, alternatives such as Citrix or Nvidia may be better. If you already have HP Anywhere, be aware it has been officially discontinued.

HP Anywhere is a wonderful remote desktop solution, but HP has chosen not to enhance it further. If you possess it, it remains a good tool, but it is important to acknowledge that it is at end of life with no future development planned, meaning customers will need to eventually transition to other remote desktop environments. I give this product a rating of eight out of ten.

Hybrid Cloud

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

My main use case for HP Anywhere is to provide mobile access to business processes that previously could only be done from a computer within the corporate network.

A specific example of a business process that can now be carried out from mobile devices thanks to HP Anywhere is that managers can approve requests, consult information, and follow up on different processes without needing to be in the office.

I found the centralized management of the applications very useful; being able to control the applications, users, and policies from a single place greatly simplified the work of the technology team.

HP Anywhere has positively impacted my organization by reducing the response times for approvals.

I can share concrete data about the reduction in times, as the approval process has been sped up by 25% since now managers can carry out the approval processes from anywhere.

At this time, I do not have a suggestion on how HP Anywhere could be improved.

I have been using HP Anywhere for around one year.

I have seen improvements in the stability of the platform since I have been using it on-premises, as the platform is quite stable.

I would rate the scalability of HP Anywhere as good, as it adapts well to my company's changing needs; the performance remained stable as the number of users and mobile applications increased.

My experience with HP Anywhere's customer support has been positive, as the support team showed a good level of technical knowledge and handled the incidents professionally.

I did not use any other solution before HP Anywhere, which is why it was implemented.

I have seen a return on investment since the implementation, as the main benefit was the reduction in execution times for several internal processes; before, many approvals depended on a responsible person being physically in the office or connected to the corporate network, and after implementation, those approvals could be carried out from a phone in a matter of minutes.

My experience with the price, implementation cost, and HP Anywhere licenses was good and the prices were within what was agreed in the budget.

I did not evaluate other options before choosing HP Anywhere, as none were evaluated beforehand.

HP Anywhere's security has benefited my company through its authentication controls, user management, and information protection, which are specific aspects that stand out.

The best features that HP Anywhere offers include the security it provides, as it was designed with business environments in mind.

I gave it this rating of eight because it is a solid platform that prioritizes security, centralized management, and business mobility.

I would advise other professionals considering implementing HP Anywhere that since it is already leaving the market, I do not think anyone else can implement HP Anywhere.

On-premises