Writable Volumes Delivers Profile Persistence for Box Drive and Office 365
Written in collaboration with Brigitte Skakkebaek, Product Line Marketing Manager, Horizon Are your problems persistent? In contrast to persistent desktops, which dedicate datacenter resources to a particular user and must be individually managed, non-persistent desktops are newly created from a single image every time the user logs in. With Horizon Just-in-time Management Platform (JMP) technologies such as Instant Clones, App...
What’s New with VMware App Volumes 2.15
VMware App Volumes 2.15 is now available! This release’s highlights include enhancements to user writable volumes features, and App Volumes is also now supported for Horizon 7 on VMware Cloud on AWS. App Volumes is a container-style technology that attaches applications to a VM when the user logs in, or, in the case of RDS-provided desktops and apps, when the RDSH server boots up. In circumstances where users need to install their own...
Sneak Peek: See What the Hype around Horizon is All About
It’s hard to believe another year has gone by since the last VMworld, yet here we are more ready than ever to share our new innovations. Our customers have asked us to keep innovating so they can continue to simplify management, deploy on infrastructure of their choice, and ensure they are delivering the best experience for their end users. The Horizon team has been hard at work on all of this and we’re excited to provide a look at...
A Sneak-peek at App Volumes 2.14
App Volumes 2.14 In App Volumes 2.14, we are delivering innovation in three key areas: Improved security Volume attachment performance for improved user experience User data management In addition, starting with this current release, App Volumes will support Windows 10 Semi-Annual Channel (SAC) releases on a regular cadence with VMware Horizon. Custom Roles and Privileges with Role-based Access Controls Now you can easily scale your...
Empowering the Digital Workspace: How the City of San Antonio Does It
With 1.4 million people, San Antonio, Texas is the seventh largest city in the United States and a digital workspace pioneer. Faced with an aging and cumbersome Citrix XenDesktop environment, the city began to implement several digital workspace initiatives using VMware solutions. Now any computer-using city worker can access a secure, city-branded workspace portal with a full suite of applications that they’re authorized to use,...
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