Raynet, Europe's leading provider of services and products for Application Lifecycle Management for Enterprises, is further expanding its pioneering path in the software packaging and virtualization industry with the release of RayPack Studio in the new version 6.5.
Due to the increasing demands on the IT infrastructure of companies, technologies such as Microsoft Intune and MSIX are becoming increasingly important. In the course of this market development Raynet provides new functions and features, which bring enormous added values for the entire industry. Comprehensive performance improvements, optimized usability and intelligent automatisms round off the release of RayPack Studio.
The new version of the software packaging and virtualization solution offers the following feature highlights:
Create and automatically publish Intune packages with RayPack Studio
RayPack Studio now not only enables conversion and packaging of the Intune format, but also provides an integrated deployment wizard for storing software packages directly in Microsoft Intune.
Integration of digital signing with the Device Guard Signing Service (DGSS)
With the integration of Microsoft's new Device Guard Signing Services (DGSS) in RayPack Studio, software packages can now be digitally signed. The software packages receive a certificate so that they can be installed without restrictions.
Clear comparison of two MSI, MST or RPP projects including highlighting of differences
To see differences and changes in different versions of MSI, MST files and RPP projects at a glance, they can be easily compared in RayPack Studio. The clear overview of the differences is visually emphasized and brings an enormous reduction of the previous efforts.
New features and improvements for MSIX
The extended MSIX editor now allows applications in MSIX format to be provided with the autostart function. This feature can now be easily edited using the integrated editor.
MSIX still poses challenges for packagers today. The new version of RayPack Studio comes with many fixups that make converting applications to the MSIX format more successful than ever.
Time saving for software packaging documentation
With a new, intuitive wizard any image file (PNG/JPG) can now be selected from different sources and imported into RayEval. Furthermore, the importer supports other RayEval projects, so that already documented parts can be reused in a new documentation.
Checking the readiness of software packages for the latest Windows 10 versions
This release adds rule sets for the two new versions of the Windows client and server operating system families. The new rule sets for Windows 10 20H2 and Windows Server 2019 follow the same principles as the rule sets for earlier versions of Windows 10 and adapt locally to new insights and adjustments.
Raynet offers a 30-day free trial to all interested parties, in order to convince themselves of the new functions of the software packaging and virtualization solution RayPack Studio.
All other feature highlights and information about RayPack Studio 6.5 can be found here.
Due to the increasing demands on the IT infrastructure of companies, technologies such as Microsoft Intune and MSIX are becoming increasingly important. In the course of this market development Raynet provides new functions and features, which bring enormous added values for the entire industry. Comprehensive performance improvements, optimized usability and intelligent automatisms round off the release of RayPack Studio.
The new version of the software packaging and virtualization solution offers the following feature highlights:
Create and automatically publish Intune packages with RayPack Studio
RayPack Studio now not only enables conversion and packaging of the Intune format, but also provides an integrated deployment wizard for storing software packages directly in Microsoft Intune.
Integration of digital signing with the Device Guard Signing Service (DGSS)
With the integration of Microsoft's new Device Guard Signing Services (DGSS) in RayPack Studio, software packages can now be digitally signed. The software packages receive a certificate so that they can be installed without restrictions.
Clear comparison of two MSI, MST or RPP projects including highlighting of differences
To see differences and changes in different versions of MSI, MST files and RPP projects at a glance, they can be easily compared in RayPack Studio. The clear overview of the differences is visually emphasized and brings an enormous reduction of the previous efforts.
New features and improvements for MSIX
The extended MSIX editor now allows applications in MSIX format to be provided with the autostart function. This feature can now be easily edited using the integrated editor.
MSIX still poses challenges for packagers today. The new version of RayPack Studio comes with many fixups that make converting applications to the MSIX format more successful than ever.
Time saving for software packaging documentation
With a new, intuitive wizard any image file (PNG/JPG) can now be selected from different sources and imported into RayEval. Furthermore, the importer supports other RayEval projects, so that already documented parts can be reused in a new documentation.
Checking the readiness of software packages for the latest Windows 10 versions
This release adds rule sets for the two new versions of the Windows client and server operating system families. The new rule sets for Windows 10 20H2 and Windows Server 2019 follow the same principles as the rule sets for earlier versions of Windows 10 and adapt locally to new insights and adjustments.
Raynet offers a 30-day free trial to all interested parties, in order to convince themselves of the new functions of the software packaging and virtualization solution RayPack Studio.
All other feature highlights and information about RayPack Studio 6.5 can be found here.
