Deploying a Windows desktop has always come with its challenges. In 1999, I was introduced to a technology called Citrix which, at the time, truly advanced end user computing (EUC) and offered an alternative to deploying fat client PC’s. This “thin” deployment of desktops and applications helped enable remote working, eased scaling due to company… Read More »
IGEL for WVD at Microsoft Inspire – and So Much More! It’s IGEL’s goal to support any cloud, any device, anywhere. And this week, at Microsoft Inspire, we’ll be showcasing how our next-gen edge OS for cloud workspaces is making it easier for customers who want a Linux endpoint to adopt Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD).… Read More »
Linux has reached an exciting new milestone. For the first time ever, Linux surpassed Windows shipments on thin clients in 2018. The study, conducted by IDC, also found that Linux on the endpoint is the fastest growing OS. But we’re not surprised! A number of trends are driving the need for a more secure, more… Read More »
The following is a guest blog post from Simon Binder, Microsoft MVP – Enterprise Mobility and Principal Solution Architect, Digital Workplace, ATEA. Simon will be a featured speaker at this year’s European DISRUPT EUC 2019 conference in Munich. If someone had asked me a few months ago what I would think about a multi-session Windows 10… Read More »
