Functionality that third-party vendors once competed on will be freely available, allowing (or pushing) them to compete elsewhere.   Continue Reading

Also: iOS 12.2; Horizon 7.8; Intune updates; Blue Cedar funding; speaking events; and much more!   Continue Reading

The announcements left me with questions, but I’m still excited to learn more about both!   Continue Reading

Android Enterprise is incrementing on a strong platform, which has been evolving for almost five years now.   Continue Reading

This provides a middle-ground option for companies to determine the trustworthiness of users’ devices.   Continue Reading

We appreciate Citrix’s move towards identity, but there’s still a lot of manual work to do in many cases, which erodes some Citrix Cloud benefits.   Continue Reading

This long-standing community-based survey has always been one of our favorites.   Continue Reading

Also: Citrix breach; workflow apps; UEM for cars; VDI use cases; Parallels RAS; and more.   Continue Reading

By UEM, we mean unified endpoint management. :)   Continue Reading

Jason Bayton ponders the continuing evolution of Android form factors and if UEM really does mean “unified.”   Continue Reading

Workflow apps that help improve productivity on mobile devices (though useful on desktop, too).   Continue Reading

This hits close to home for the EUC space; we should remain calm but alert until we know more.   Continue Reading

Also: Document co-authoring; Best of Synergy; Citrix CTPs; VMware vExperts; Windows Lite; and more!   Continue Reading

Information overload: I learned about mobile threats, the biometrics push, and more.   Continue Reading

Tell the judges about your most interesting products! Entries are open until April 5.   Continue Reading

Jack's notes as of Tuesday evening, including news from Lookout, Microsoft, Ericom, Verizon, VMware, and others.   Continue Reading

Google Docs has been the supreme co-authoring experience for years, why can’t anyone else offer anything as good? Just a frustrating thing, really.   Continue Reading

Also: Mobile threat data, Intune Company Portal, Knox and OEMConfic, MWC 2019, VMC on Azure?, Android security, Fleetsmith and Chrome, and more!   Continue Reading

There was important news about FIDO and Samsung Knox, as well as buzz around foldable phones and HoloLens 2. But for EUC, it’s all coming at a manageable pace.   Continue Reading

Samsung outlines their tactical and strategic plans to continue the success of Knox.   Continue Reading

Citrix and VMware aren’t alone in offering a digital workspace experience, but does Microsoft’s stack up?   Continue Reading

Malware installs remain low, sideloading is surprisingly high, everyone agrees phishing is a threat, but there’s little consensus on network threats.   Continue Reading

Also: Google news; Zimperium mobile threat data; client VMs; Samsung UNPACKED 2019; EMM resources; and more.   Continue Reading

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

Ahead of the event, they showed off the new phones, but remained light on business news.   Continue Reading

Vendors and open-source projects alike are using the benefits of client virtualization, while fixing some of the flaws.   Continue Reading

Zimperium found that the greatest share of mobile threats is device based.   Continue Reading

Also: A closer look at Idaptive, AetherPal, Google accounts, and client virtualization; and other notes from the week.   Continue Reading

Part 1 examines why type-1 (bare metal) hypervisor is the way to go, and uses XenClient XT as an example of why early efforts failed.   Continue Reading

Now Google explicitly tells users that they can use their existing email address to sign up for a Google account. This should clear up some user confusion, so I like it!   Continue Reading