Virtual Apps (also known as application virtualization) is a technology that allows users to access and use applications from a central server without installing them directly on their local devices. Instead of running locally, the application executes on the server, and only the user interface is streamed to the user's device. This approach centralizes application management, improves security, and enables access to applications from various devices, including thin clients, desktops, laptops, and mobile devices. It's commonly used to deliver applications to users regardless of their location or device, ensuring a consistent and managed application experience.
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