Want to get started in enterprise mobility? Trying to answer a question? Start with this curated list!   Continue Reading

Also: Fleetsmith and MDM; Intune Hybrid Mode; Windows on Chromebooks; state of Android Enterprise; Fortnite and unknown sources; Pwned Passwords API; mobile phishing; and AutoIT.   Continue Reading

Use AutoIT scripts to create workloads for testing remote user experience in REX Analytics.   Continue Reading

The chances of getting malware on your phone are pretty slim, but social media and messaging apps make phishing a mobile threat to be concerned about.   Continue Reading

Update password policies at your company by following the 2017 NIST regulations—improving user experience drastically, and the Pwned Passwords API can help.   Continue Reading

If consumers get in the habit of installing Android apps from unknown sources, some of our assumptions around Android BYOD, management, and security will have to change.   Continue Reading

The rapid pace of enterprise improvements continues! Jason Bayton outlines the new features we should be all be excited about.   Continue Reading

Also: Workspace One UEM 9.6; Citrix Endpoint Management; Nutanix buys Frame; Citrix’s 90-day promise; Android BYOD; Google Cloud Identity; passwords in Chrome; and more!   Continue Reading

TeamRGE is here to help you decide on the best GPU scheduler that will work for your company’s vGPU needs.   Continue Reading

Use Google Cloud’s Password Alert Policy to prevent corporate passwords from falling into the wrong hands.   Continue Reading

Google Cloud has been offering identity management and EMM for years, and recently they became available as a freestanding products Now, they’re even planning macOS and Windows 10 management.   Continue Reading

We ran through the whole keynote and cross-referenced it with announcements since then. Did Citrix live up to their promises?   Continue Reading

Jason Bayton knows Android management inside and out. Today, he outlines the strong case for switching to Android Enterprise work profiles in BYOD scenarios.   Continue Reading

Nutanix is much more than just a storage or HCI vendor, and acquiring a desktop virtualization platform brings them directly into this complex aspect of EUC.   Continue Reading

Also: Cisco and Duo, E2EVC, Nerdio, Titan Security Key, Layering in 2018, MaaS360 Assistant, multi-user Windows 10, Bromium Protected Apps, and more!   Continue Reading

Ruben Spruijt offers up his unfiltered thoughts on cloud GPU options in the latest GeekOut 365 video showcase   Continue Reading

With the MaaS360 Assistant, potentially increase employee mobile productivity.   Continue Reading

Application layering has arrived.   Continue Reading

Google announced a greater focus on protecting Cloud customers, with the Titan Security Key just one part of the overall security picture.   Continue Reading

Nerdio recently introduced modular DaaS, RDSH, or server-only service offerings. They also talked strategy for RDmi.   Continue Reading

After all these years I finally got to attend this long-running desktop virtualization conference.   Continue Reading

Also: Exchange 2019; Office 2019 price increase; Gartner UEM Magic Quadrant; Citrix earnings; and more.   Continue Reading

With Splunk and uberAgent, you can collect data to select the best GPU size for your organization’s virtualization setup.   Continue Reading

What will Google's enterprise-oriented show mean for EUC, mobility, and possibly even desktop virtualization?   Continue Reading

A look at new remote display protocol use cases, and who might be winning.   Continue Reading

Also: Okta and ScaleFT; Android antitrust; Protocol Wars; Login VSI; Always Connected PCs; and more!   Continue Reading

Reduce friction for the remote end user experience with another fun tool from TeamRGE.   Continue Reading

Login AT is available today. Login VSI’s new tool should be useful right off the bat, but there are a lot of future opportunities, too.   Continue Reading

We can lock down enterprise devices, networks, and email, but our devices remain susceptible to mobile phishing.   Continue Reading

The first generation of Always Connected PCs show an interesting future, but the experience isn’t quite up to par with what Microsoft promised.   Continue Reading