We don’t have all the details yet, but here’s what Microsoft shared in their media prebriefing.   Continue Reading

Password-less login, Threat Protection, and report cards highlight latest security improvements.   Continue Reading

iOS 12 is doing well, but as usual, there’s a mixture of satisfaction and frustration with the current state of affairs.   Continue Reading

Also: All things iOS 12 and iPhone Xs; browser extensions; Microsoft Managed Desktop; notes from the field on MTD; iOS and Android security; ManageEngine; Workspace One Trust Network, and more!   Continue Reading

MTD adoption has lagged, but there are plenty of good reasons to consider it. Here’s what to expect.   Continue Reading

It seems just like any typical managed service offering.   Continue Reading

Time and time again suspicious browser extensions are discovered, often after they’ve stolen user data. When do we get better security?   Continue Reading

Business as usual, except for Mojave privacy controls.   Continue Reading

Also: The major US carriers announce a consumer IdP initiative; BlackBerry Security Summit; workflow apps as SaaS security; 4G for your office; and Workspace One Intelligence and Trust Network.   Continue Reading

Announcements focused on improving security features and automating common processes.   Continue Reading

As of May, Citrix has entered this space, too.   Continue Reading

Where MDM isn’t possible, building workflows into other enterprise apps gives us a hook for security and management policies.   Continue Reading

RemoteFX vGPU had its run, but Microsoft looks to be done with it now and revealed plans for its deprecation.   Continue Reading

Also: Workspace One UEM 9.7 with Remote View; Lakeside; ESXi on ARM; Citrix and Microsoft partnership update; RemoteFX vGPU; and more!   Continue Reading

It’s still early days for the H.265/HEVC video codec, but Citrix is already on board to help modernize the remote desktop experience.   Continue Reading

We know it’s coming, but we still have no clue what Microsoft is thinking.   Continue Reading

VMware looks to be focusing more on IoT and edge computing than Citrix with the latest ESXi for ARM announcements.   Continue Reading

We interviewed Lakeside’s Mike Schumacher at VMworld 2018. SysTrack 8.4 combs through your data, looking for patterns to help troubleshoot and prevent problems.   Continue Reading

Also: Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7 1808 (the name is officially changed); Better; ThinPrint; and OEMconfig.   Continue Reading

A quick overview of the available datacenter GPU options out on the marketplace.   Continue Reading

My thoughts on Workspace One news, trends I noticed, EUC buzz, and overall feelings from VMware VMworld 2018.   Continue Reading

EUC doesn’t feel quite as overlooked as I was led to believe, even though one meeting happened off-site and saw little promotion (it was VMworld 2018’s best-kept secret—you missed out).   Continue Reading

We break down the first day’s announcements, covering everything from Brian joining VMware to why Horizon isn’t just one product.   Continue Reading

We're at VMware VMworld 2018. Follow along for the last end user computing announcements, along with our commentary.   Continue Reading

Also: Liquidware public pre-briefing; Jamf Now; Knox 3.2; Android Enterprise; RDmi multi-tenancy; Exchange 2019; Parallels Desktop 14; Citrix; and more!   Continue Reading

Figure out the best possible UX for each device, location, and user with the Remote Display Analyzer   Continue Reading

RDS MVPs explain why multi-tenancy is so important, how it works in RDmi, and how to set it up.   Continue Reading

Naturally, plenty of organization want to keep mail on premises, but there are a few other reasons, too.   Continue Reading

Android Enterprise is now widely available. In this episode, we go over a lot of the details of how it works and where it’s going, directly with the source! (Sponsored by Android Enterprise.)   Continue Reading

Parallels Desktop for Mac 14 brings the expected performance improvements, but more importantly, Parallels has a wide range of tools that can adapt to the changing landscape.   Continue Reading