Windows 365 Cloud PC launched on August 2nd. Like many others I was super excited to try it out, particularly the Business Edition that uses Azure Active Directory Only. I have been using the Cloud PC for a while now.
Ransomware attacks and data breaches are now occurring daily. Ransomware is no longer a tech topic that only techies understand. Data breaches and ransomware attacks have been covered pretty extensively in main stream media. There was even a deep dive
A few months ago, I faced some challenges trying to get Natus Olympic Brainz Monitor working in Citrix. Unfortunately, the documentation was pretty dated and even when following it to the letter, the app just wouldn’t work. Luckily, I found
When Microsoft changed their Windows Update model into the current rollup approach it was awesome from a simplicity standpoint for Admins but one of the costs of that convenience is the increased disk space the updates take up on machines.
The news of Windows 365 and the CloudPC piqued my interest this week. For some time I have been hoping for a persistent virtual desktop experience in the cloud that is unique for me. My vision for what it should
Organizations have been publishing applications via popular RDSH (Remote Desktop Session Host) based solutions for decades. It is a great way to centralize management and support for apps in enterprise and a really great way to support remote workers. Citrix
I am very fortunate that in my last job, I was a ControlUp customer with access to Scoutbees and now I am beyond thrilled to work full-time for ControlUp. One of the first things I did when joining ControlUp was
Carrying on from my previous post on building an Automated Application Packaging Factory with Robotic Process Automation, I have been looking for ways to further streamline the process and wouldn’t you know it, Microsoft just released version 1.0 of the
In years gone past, I built an automated packaging tool to take a dump of packages from SCCM and convert them one by one to App-V. It worked ok for some apps but left a lot to be desired. Like
