EZINE:
In this week's Computer Weekly, corporate PCs haven't changed much in 20 years – as use of Chrome OS grows, we ask if IT leaders are ready for a new approach. Theresa May said Brexit means the UK leaving the EU digital single market – does this mean a return to roaming charges? And we look at the latest developments in Linux. Read the issue now.
EZINE:
Two companies implemented desktop transformation initiatives that stood out above the rest. Learn more about the winners of the Access Innovation Awards.
EBOOK:
This hand-picked chapter from Brian Madden's "The New VDI Reality" e-book dives into the world of Windows in regards to VDI. You'll explore a few important Windows facts that are shaping the desktop virtualization landscape today and uncover the truth behind why Windows is difficult.
EBOOK:
In this guide, learn about the features and benefits of Windows 10—such as an improved user interface—that could persuade users, IT managers, and administrators to adopt.
EGUIDE:
Choosing a monitoring platform for your virtual desktops can be a complex process. Find out what to expect from VDI monitoring tools and when to use them. Also, discover a breakdown of a common eight-layer model that addresses the major functional areas admins must monitor and manage.
EBOOK:
Download this three-part handbook on end user management to take a look at the double-edged nature of many technologies aimed to improve productivity, the potential of companion apps and more.
EGUIDE:
There are plenty of options for VDI thin client devices out there, and most are safe to use without antimalware software. But there are some thin client models that should have added malware protection. Learn which thin client needs extra protection and why.
EGUIDE:
IT admins usually list several reasons why they use desktop and application virtualization, but one thing they can almost all agree on is that these technologies simplify management. This e-guide reveals the top four drivers behind desktop virtualization adoption and discusses the differences between desktop and server virtualization.
EGUIDE:
Thin clients are useful endpoints for organizations that support VDI, because they provide and extra layer of protection from user-initiated security risks. In this e-guide, find out the security benefits of using thin client devices as part of your desktop virtualization strategy.
