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• Watch now: The TeamRGE / GeekOut 365 videos are available

  TeamRGE teamed up with GeekOut 365 to deliver a live webinar. You can catch up on all the session videos here.  Continue Reading

• Friday Notebook, January 26: Okta's Businesses at Work report, Jamf growth, and more

  Also: iOS 11.3, PrinterLogic funding, Lakeside on Spectre/Meltdown performance impacts, G Suite for Education, Intune for Education, and more.  Continue Reading

• Will digital assistants be a security nightmare like BYOD?

  This isn't a new question, but it's a good time to start digging into it more.  Continue Reading

• BrianMadden.com is hiring a site editor! Here's a look at our plans.

  We're also growing our freelance program. Overall, our mission to provide the best end user computing analysis, opinions, and deep dives remains exactly the same.  Continue Reading

• Friday Notebook, January 19: New Citrix product names; Dark Caracal; and more on CES 2018

  Also: iOS Security white paper, G Suite Security Dashboard, Kaminario, Microsoft Intune metrics, and BrianMadden.com news.  Continue Reading

• Gabe Knuth: Today is my last day at BrianMadden.com

  Reflections on the last eleven years as an independent voice in the desktop virtualization community.  Continue Reading

• A look at Okta’s evolving mobile strategy and their approach to conditional access

  Okta is concentrating on making conditional access and native mobile app SSO work with any EMM provider, plus they have a few tricks up their sleeve.  Continue Reading

• The iPhone X isn’t ready for the enterprise, but that’s okay

  However, thanks to our old friends BYOD and consumerization, it might be a pain anyway.  Continue Reading

• Friday Notebook, January 12: Citrix Summit, CES, and Dropbox IPO

  Also: The latest VMware updates, Citrix and Windows 7, UniPrint acquires ePRINTit, Confide’s anti-screenshot SDK, iOS parental controls, and more.  Continue Reading

• Despite the slowdown uproar, Apple’s long term iPhone support is the standard to beat

  The long support cycles are also helpful to the enterprise.  Continue Reading

• Meltdown and Spectre are a buzzworthy pain in the neck, but there’s no need to lose your cool.

  Cool names and logos, along with some sensationalized numbers, bolstered the Meltdown and Spectre buzz, but the reality is that this might be little more than an annoyance for most of us in EUC.  Continue Reading

• Meltdown, Spectre, and mobile: A reminder that Android security patches exist

  The relative success of Android Security Bulletins can get lost in all the “Android OEMs are bad at updates” noise.  Continue Reading

• Friday Notebook, January 5: How will Meltdown and Spectre affect our corner of the industry?

  That’s pretty much the only news this week, but we have some year-end posts to plug and Citrix Summit is next week.  Continue Reading

• Citrix, VMware, thin clients, printing, DaaS, and Windows 10: Six things I'm watching in 2018

  Predictions are overrated! Here are the expectations I have of Citrix, VMware, thin client vendors, printing vendors, DaaS, and Windows 10 migrations as we begin 2018.  Continue Reading

• 6 Enterprise mobility questions I’m asking in 2018 (And how to answer them)

  I’ll be watching Windows 10 Modern Management, mobile data breaches, Macs in the enterprise, the future of MDM, and new categories of devices.  Continue Reading