<sod>The company developed a [[Remote desktop software|remote access software]] application called iRAPP and a [[Macintosh|Mac]] terminal services application called iRAPP Terminal Server (iRAPP TS). iRAPP allows users to remotely access their [[Macintosh|Mac]] desktop through the iRAPP protocol, which allows the user to work simultaneously on both [[Personal computer|PC]] and [[Macintosh|Mac]] or they can use any RDP ([[Microsoft]]'s [[Remote Desktop Protocol]].<ref name="OPENSEPCIFIC"/>) compliant application for the remote access. iRAPP TS allows the user to access multiple virtual desktops on one or multiple Mac machines concurrently, comparable to the Citrix solution for [[Macintosh|Mac]].{{cn|date=March 2016}}<eod>
<sod>The company developed a [[Remote desktop software|remote access software]] application called iRAPP and a [[Macintosh|Mac]] terminal services application called iRAPP Terminal Server (iRAPP TS). iRAPP allows users to remotely access their [[Macintosh|Mac]] desktop through the iRAPP protocol, which allows the user to work simultaneously on both [[Personal computer|PC]] and [[Macintosh|Mac]] or they can use any RDP ([[Microsoft]]'s [[Remote Desktop Protocol]]) compliant application for the remote access. iRAPP TS allows the user to access multiple virtual desktops on one or multiple Mac machines concurrently, comparable to the Citrix solution for [[Macintosh|Mac]].<ref name="OPENSEPCIFIC"/> This focus on Apple solutions contrasts with most terminal services and virtualization providers such as [[VMware]], [[Red Hat]], [[Microsoft]], and [[Citrix Systems]], which have historically offered Microsoft Windows-based solutions.<ref name="OPENSEPCIFIC"/><eod>