Desktop Virtualization Technology

Desktop virtualization is the concept of isolating a logical operating system instance from the client that is used to access it.. See complete definition.

What to do in San Francisco during VMworld - A guide from a local

How to get around, what to know about the neighborhood around Moscone, food recommendations, and what to do if you’re staying in town for the weekend. Continue Reading
Friday Notebook, August 16: WVD is “feature complete;” UEM Magic Quadrant

Also: Broadcom buys Symantec; more notes from Black Hat; Apple bug bounties; VMware DaaS on VMC on AWS; EMM resources; and more. Continue Reading
VMware is planning a new DaaS offering on VMware Cloud on AWS, called Managed Desktops Solution

Most of the details are unknown at this time, but it could add another new option in the matrix of Horizon 7 and Horizon Cloud offerings. Continue Reading

BetterCloud is like Group Policy for your SaaS apps - BrianMadden.com Podcast #139

Now that we’ve addressed mobility and cloud identity, it’s time manage settings within SaaS apps. Continue Reading
Kevin Goodman talks Windows Virtual Desktop - BrianMadden.com Podcast #138

Is Windows Virtual Desktop a faster horse? What does it really mean for our industry? What is Kevin up to? Listen now to hear about all this and more! Continue Reading
Brian and Jack talk 2019 predictions - BrianMadden.com Podcast #137

What’s going to happen in desktop virtualization, enterprise mobility, identity, and more? Hopefully some of these predictions will prove correct! Continue Reading

The state of desktop virtualization in 2016: How we got here

This is a video of a presentation Brian gave at a Dell/Wyse dinner in Dallas this week.
NVIDIA GRID 2.0: Twice the resources and a new software platform (a video from VMworld 2015)

At VMworld, Nvidia announced Grid 2.0, and as Jared Cowart describes in the above video there's a lot to talk about.
Lakeside SysTrack Community & Security Visualizer almost make me want to be a full-time admin again.

It seems that Lakeside Software's production schedule is tuned for launches at VMworld, because each year I visit their booth and am blown away by whatever it is they're showing off.