I had a couple of really great conversations during the EUC Masters Retreat about app management. It seemed several people worked in environments where fewer apps were being published via Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops or Horizon Apps or even
I have been fortunate to have a varied career in IT. I have worked for managed service providers, cloud service providers, software vendors, as an independent IT consultant, as a consultant for contracting companies and as part of in-house IT
I am not a security expert. I’m just some guy who works in IT but I have been thinking more and more about the security side of things lately. Last year, I was a guest on the Liquidware Unplugged event
I’m a big fan of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops. For me, it is still the premier product of its kind. There are certainly formidable competitors in the space these days and while years ago you could point to the
I have been struggling with a problem in my venture to the cloud. When trying to run Windows Virtual Desktop, even when I’m not actively using my Windows 10 desktops, servers or applications, my Azure credits keep trickling away each
I am very fortunate to work for a manager who understands the need for more than one app packaging and delivery product. He understands that each product has its strengths and has suggested nominating a primary solution and a secondary.
The real-time monitoring aspects of ControlUp and the incredible power of its Script and Automation Actions are so impressive that they can sometimes overshadow the value of ControlUp Insights. ControlUp Insights uses machine learning to provide recommended sizing of your
I am far from a techie Nostradamus but there is something I am pretty confident in because to me it’s not really a prediction, it’s already the reality. Most users do not need or want a virtual desktop. The apps
