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Digital Workspace Spotlight
Next-generation digital workspaces are the key to user productivity and organizational success. To deliver on that promise, digital workspaces must meet three requirements; give users the choices they want, the best user experience and full security to protect users and the organization.
Keeping Your Cloud Options Open
What’s Next in Digital Workspaces: 3 Improvements to Look for in 2019
Preserve Your Choices When You Deploy Digital Workspaces
Keeping Up the Pace of Transformation to Ensure Your Organization Stays on Top
‘One Size Fits All’ IT Will Strangle Digital Businesses with a Lack of Choices
The Optimal End-User experience
Want Engaged and Inspired Employees? Give Them the Digital Workspace of Their Dreams
Deploying a Digital Workspace? Three Critical Capabilities to Look For
Making an Intelligent Workspace a Part of Your Everyday Reality
Why the Citrix-Microsoft Relationship Will Enhance Digital Workspace Solutions for Customers
The Well-Trod Path From Application Virtualization to People-Centric Digital Workspaces
Optimizing Your Digital Workspaces? Look to Analytics
Controlling the Uncontrollable End User
Digital Workspaces of the Future: Technology that Serves the People, Not Vice Versa
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Navigate Office 365 licensing issues with VDI
Office 365 can come with some tricky licensing situations, especially for VDI admins. Explore this rundown of licensing issues ...
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St. John's Health modernizes with digital workplace technology
St. John's Health modernized its workplace experience by simplifying IT's management of applications with VMware's Workspace One.
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Lessons learned from PowerShell Summit 2019
Want to refine your automation abilities? Learn about some of the insights gleaned from the advanced sessions held at the ...
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September Patch Tuesday addresses 2 Windows zero-days
Microsoft issues fixes for 79 unique vulnerabilities, including three public disclosures, as part of its monthly security updates.