Rachel Berry offers us a look into how the internet works and whether more people working from home could result in potential bandwidth issues.   Continue Reading

WVD reached general availability six months ago, on September 30, 2019 to be precise. Let’s have a look the timeline so far.   Continue Reading

ThinOS 9.0 allows Dell to now more quickly respond to broker and client updates from partners than in previous versions.   Continue Reading

How-to guides; updated licensing terms; free products; what the community is doing; and more.   Continue Reading

Jo Harder explains what it takes to make a secondary location work for DR purposes.   Continue Reading

We’ll have more to share from the keynotes and sessions throughout today and Thursday.   Continue Reading

Bas van Kaam breaks down what we know and don't know about Universal Print, Microsoft's cloud-based print solution.   Continue Reading

As more people work from home right now—the chance they access CVAD from a personal device increases, making App Protection worth considering.   Continue Reading

Shared iPad, previously education only, brings multi-user concepts that should be familiar to Windows admins.   Continue Reading

Zimperium's MAPS provide organizations with a way to protect apps from development to after it hits app stores.   Continue Reading

Both the iPad software and hardware are moving closer to the realm of laptop territory, while staying true to their tablet roots. Is this the ultimate 2-in-1?   Continue Reading

With Risk Analytics, every device and user gets a Risk Score, allowing admins to add additional authentication steps while minimizing user friction.   Continue Reading

Windows on ARM instead of x86 architecture still remains rather novel, even as Microsoft moves to release fancier ARM-based laptops.   Continue Reading

We’ll also be covering Okta Oktane online on April 1. Google Cloud Next has been pushed back.   Continue Reading

Customers won’t see a huge number of technical changes, but the licensing and strategy implications sure are significant.   Continue Reading

Rachel Berry looks at how VMware seems best poised to lead the way when it comes to AR/VR streaming, and she also talks with Ben Jones of The GRID Factory.   Continue Reading

Marius Sandbu outlines the latest in Azure Stack Hub, and where it could make sense for VDI.   Continue Reading

Customers are advised to use Citrix Cloud or the CVAD LTSR.   Continue Reading

The features and functionality of Citrix Gateway and Citrix Gateway Service products may be confusing. Jo Harder delves into the difference between the two, as well as reasons to choose one over the other.   Continue Reading

My digital workspace is a mess—I need help!   Continue Reading

We start with a look at VMware’s Spatial Computing group and Workspace ONE’s management capabilities.   Continue Reading

RSA is always full of interesting things to learn about, so here are a few more vendors I sat down with.   Continue Reading

Seeing more and more vendors jump on the passwordless train makes my heart swell!   Continue Reading

Employee experience is just one of several factors driving a wave of monitoring buzz.   Continue Reading

AV in 2020 on a mobile device sure does sound funny, so what is it really?   Continue Reading

Security-focused conferences are my time to shine--and geek out on the latest in security news.   Continue Reading

The idea is that different Azure regions shouldn’t matter, and that you should be able to put your desktops anywhere, right next to the user.   Continue Reading

The updates are mostly incremental, but that’s a sign of Android Enterprise maturity.   Continue Reading

Granted, vendors might not care at the moment and simply want consumers to pick these up. But, we had these same questions about the iPad.   Continue Reading

Dark mode is popular with users, so it behooves any EUC vendor following the employee experience trend to add it to their apps.   Continue Reading