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Why Digital Experience Monitoring is a Strategic Move for IT Leaders
Learn what digital experience monitoring is, how it can improve the employee experience, and what you can do now to get started.
Enterprise Browsers vs Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI): What are they, what do they do and how are they different
In today's digital workspace, organizations seek secure, efficient solutions to manage remote access and application delivery. This blog post explores the concept of an enterprise browser and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), detailing their functionalities, use cases and key differences. By understanding these tools, businesses can make informed decisions on which solution best meets their usability, security and operational needs.
What's Next for VMware's Former End User Computing Division?
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. has acquired the End User Computing (EUC) Division that was formerly part of VMware. Find out what this means for clients, employees and partners during the transition.
What is Omnissa Workspace ONE: Key Features and Benefits
Learn how Workspace ONE delivers the foundation of a modern digital workplace, from automated app deployment and control access to unified endpoint management.
4 Ways to Empower Remote Workers
Keep remote workers engaged and productive with the right technology tools and strategies.
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Manage Windows Endpoints Better — Get Them Off the Domain
Use modern management to provide improved and more secure Windows management without being domain joined.
The Impact of AI on EUC: The Tireless Admin
In this blog we will discuss how AI is affecting EUC admins and the users they support.
Enterprise Browsers vs Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI): What are they, what do they do and how are they different
In today's digital workspace, organizations seek secure, efficient solutions to manage remote access and application delivery. This blog post explores the concept of an enterprise browser and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), detailing their functionalities, use cases and key differences. By understanding these tools, businesses can make informed decisions on which solution best meets their usability, security and operational needs.
Empower Employees and IT Teams With Modern Digital Experiences
Learn how WWT brings business and technology together to empower employees, streamline IT management and accelerate innovation, so that both employees and your business thrive.
Enhancing mobile endpoint security with Omnissa's Workspace One Mobile Threat Defense (MTD)
Learn how Omnissa's Workspace One MTD's tight integration with Workspace ONE empowers organizations to protect their mobile workforce effectively and minimize operational overhead.
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is Security
While virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) has been around for decades, its approach to security continues to adapt to address evolving threats and regulatory requirements.
What's Next for VMware's Former End User Computing Division?
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. has acquired the End User Computing (EUC) Division that was formerly part of VMware. Find out what this means for clients, employees and partners during the transition.
Balancing Security and User Experience: Implementing the Principle of Least Privilege at WWT
Discover how World Wide Technology successfully implemented the principle of least privilege, balancing security and user experience while meeting the requirements of the Cyber Maturity Model Certification.
Unified Endpoint Management and Dynamic Environment Manager Integration
Omnissa Workspace ONE, formerly VMware, delivers the foundation of the modern Digital Workspace, simply and securely delivering and managing any app, on any device, from anywhere.
Partner POV: | An exciting new era for End-User Computing
Broadcom has completed its acquisition of VMware and has announced its intention to divest the End-User Computing Division. Broadcom remains committed to its product strategy, including the Anywhere Workspace Platform and the Autonomous Workspace vision. The company is excited about the future and aims to deliver the best technology and experience to its customers.
Omnissa Workspace One – Android Enrollment and Intelligent Hub Lab
Omnissa Workspace One Intelligent Hub (Hub), formerly VMware, is the key component and interface of Omnissa's end user experience. Via this tool end users can manage their devices, access and install applications, receive key notifications, conduct people searches, collect logs and more. This simulation will walk you through the settings and features of Workspace One Intelligent Hub for Android
Omnissa Workspace One - Drop Ship Provisioning (offline) Lab
As today's workforce transitions to remote and hybrid work, businesses must deliver an efficient onboarding experience to their remote workers. Omnissa Workspace ONE UEM, formerly VMware, offers various ways to provision Windows Desktop devices to your users. Using Workspace ONE you can automatically enroll Windows devices and provision products to them prior to delivering the device(s) to end users.
Workspace One supports two types of Drop-Ship provisioning and application provisioning methods (offline & Online).
With Workspace ONE Provisioning (Offline), you can send your manufacturer a provisioning package (PPKG) with all the apps you want pre-loaded to devices. With Workspace ONE Provisioning (Online) eliminates the need to create and share PPKGs with your hardware manufacturer. Simply assign your payloads to a tag in the Workspace ONE UEM console, and then place an order with your hardware manufacturer using that Workspace ONE UEM tag. WWT's Integration center's support both (online & offline) options
To better understand this process, we have provided this lab (Omnissa Workspace Drop-Ship Provisioning Lab) that will guide you through the creation of the offline PPKG file and run through the configuration options that can be done either in-house or through a manufacturer to configure the windows devices. After that you will walkthrough the experience the end user would have when the device is delivered.
WWT's Outlook on End-user Computing Strategy and Technologies
We've witnessed massive shifts in end-user computing. IT leaders have bolstered their BYOD policies and are pursuing desktop-as-a-service, cloud platforms and subscription models. Clients often ask, "What platforms should we invest in? Should we move to the cloud? How do we personalize employee experience without sacrificing security?" We answer these questions and brief you on the current EUC technology landscape and trends. Create an account or login to see the full 20-minute video briefing.
Why Digital Experience Monitoring is a Strategic Move for IT Leaders
Learn what digital experience monitoring is, how it can improve the employee experience, and what you can do now to get started.
Fast, Flexible Drop Ship Provisioning for Today's Remote Workforce
Experience with Factory Provisioning for Omnissa Workspace ONE, formerly VMware, allows Windows Device OEM and Omnissa administrators to provide a virtually zero IT touch and virtually zero user downtime experience.
Partner POV | Changing the future of work with digital employee experience solutions
Workspace ONE announcements from the 2023 Gartner Digital Workplace Summit
Partner POV | Remediate IT issues faster with Workspace ONE Intelligence
This article explains how Workspace ONE enables an Anywhere Workspace across your organization by providing proactive remediation through data monitoring, leading to a powerful and dependable employee experience.
Leveraging Data and Automation with Workspace ONE Intelligence
Omnissa Workspace ONE Intelligence, formerly VMware, is a part of the Workspace ONE platform which enables IT to gather data and information from across the spectrum of deployed endpoint devices and present the information in a unified console.