Recent changes to HP Anyware and PCoIP are prompting many organizations to reassess how they deliver remote desktops and workstations. For teams that rely on high-performance, secure access, this raises immediate questions around performance, user experience, and what comes next.
The challenge is not just replacing a protocol, but ensuring users can continue to connect to the resources they need without disruption. Below are two short videos that walk through what these changes mean and how to approach the transition, from understanding your options to taking the first practical steps forward.
The recent announcement from the HP Anyware team creates new questions for many organizations. These moments can introduce uncertainty, especially when critical workflows depend on consistent, secure access. Our team is here to help you evaluate your options, answer questions, and plan next steps based on your environment and requirements—including support for a wide range of use cases such as remote access to macOS systems. Listen to this message from our CEO, Karen Gondoly.
A practical migration guide for moving beyond HP Anyware while preserving workflows, infrastructure, and user experience.
HP Anyware reaching end of life has left many organizations evaluating what comes next. The challenge is not just selecting a new display protocol, but making the transition without disrupting users, rebuilding infrastructure, or changing existing workflows. This guide walks through a practical migration approach using the Leostream Platform, including how to transition from PCoIP to protocols like Amazon DCV, HP Z Remote Graphics Software, or Mechdyne TGX while maintaining consistent access and minimizing impact on end users.
For many teams, the biggest concern is not just choosing a new protocol, but avoiding disruption to the environment they’ve already built. Replacing PCoIP does not require starting over. In most cases, you can keep:
The focus shifts to selecting the right alternative and ensuring users can connect to it consistently.
Leostream has supported HP Anyware and PCoIP environments for years, helping organizations manage access across complex infrastructures.
With HP Anyware reaching end of life, many organizations are evaluating how to maintain performance and continuity in their remote access environments. This video walks through what it takes to transition from PCoIP-based workflows to Amazon DCV, including key considerations around user experience, protocol differences, and access management. It outlines a practical approach to moving forward without disrupting existing workflows, helping teams understand their options and plan next steps with confidence.
Every environment is different, and there is no one-size-fits-all replacement for HP Anyware or PCoIP. The right approach depends on your infrastructure, workflows, and user requirements. What matters most is maintaining consistent, high-performance access while giving your team the flexibility to evolve over time.
If you are evaluating your next step, our team can help you think through your options, answer questions, and map out a path forward based on your specific environment.
