A complete workspace stack, built around the browser.
From free centralised browser management to zero-trust secure browsing, hardened endpoints, and Google's virtual app delivery technology — the Chrome Enterprise stack covers the full spectrum between “just a browser” and a full workspace platform.
Chrome Enterprise Core
Centralised, cloud-based management of the Chrome browser across Windows, macOS, and Linux — policies, extension governance, update control, and fleet-wide reporting from one console, at no licence cost.
Chrome Enterprise Premium
Zero-trust security built into the browser itself — data loss prevention, context-aware access, malware and phishing protection, and screenshot/copy-paste controls — securing the work, not just the network.
ChromeOS & ChromeOS Flex
Secure-by-design endpoints with automatic updates, verified boot, and no successful ransomware attack ever reported on ChromeOS — and with ChromeOS Flex, the same platform installs on the Windows and Mac hardware you already own.
Virtual App Delivery
Google's virtual app delivery technology streams Windows and legacy applications into the browser as seamless progressive web apps — no full remote desktop, no client software, and a fraction of traditional VDI's infrastructure and cost.
Who we deploy Chrome Enterprise for.
Zero trust where work actually happens
For enterprises with SaaS-heavy workflows, contractors, and BYOD users, Chrome Enterprise Premium enforces DLP and context-aware access inside the browser — protecting data on devices you don't fully control.
Fast, secure endpoints without a refresh budget
For call centres, frontline teams, kiosks, and education, ChromeOS delivers low-touch, self-updating endpoints — and ChromeOS Flex converts ageing Windows hardware instead of replacing it, cutting cost and e-waste together.
Windows apps without a full virtual desktop
Many users need two or three Windows applications, not an entire desktop. Virtual app delivery streams exactly those apps to the browser — simplifying the estate and reserving full VDI for the users who genuinely need it.
Advice on where the browser ends and VDI begins.
Because we design and operate full virtual workspace platforms every day, we can tell you honestly which users belong on browser-streamed apps, which need a full desktop, and which need only a managed browser — and build an estate where all three coexist cleanly.
- Strategy & Advisory — segment your workforce by real application needs
- Assessment — app usage and endpoint audit to size each delivery model
- Design — browser policy, security posture, and app streaming architecture
- Deployment — Chrome management rollout and ChromeOS/Flex provisioning
- App enablement — onboard Windows and legacy apps to virtual app delivery
- Identity integration — SSO and conditional access with your identity provider
- Managed Services — fleet and browser operations from our 24/7 Thane NOC
- Quick Start — fixed-outcome pilot on one team or use case
Workspace Segmentation Expertise
We map every user persona to the lightest delivery model that truly serves them — managed browser, streamed apps, or full desktop — often cutting workspace cost dramatically without cutting capability.
Vendor-Agnostic Advisory
We'll tell you plainly where Chrome Enterprise beats a traditional VDI approach — and where Citrix, Parallels RAS, or AVD remains the right answer. The recommendation follows your workloads, not our margin.
Coexistence by Design
Chrome Enterprise rarely arrives on a greenfield. We integrate it with your existing identity, endpoint management, and virtual workspace estate so users get one coherent experience, not another silo.
24/7 Managed Fleet from India
Our Thane NOC manages your browser policies, ChromeOS fleet, and app streaming environment around the clock — enrolment, policy changes, monitoring, and ITIL-aligned support.
Find out how much of your estate the browser can carry.
Start with an assessment: we'll analyse your application usage and endpoint fleet, segment your users, and show where secure browsing and app streaming can simplify — and where they shouldn't.