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VMware mobile virtualization and management

• VMware IoT services wield IT ties for device management

  VMware is positioning itself in the emerging IoT market with a combination of device management services and complementary features from other VMware products.  Continue Reading

• VMware Horizon 6 dukes it out with Citrix Workspace Suite

  In the end-user computing arena, which virtualization suite has the edge in key areas, such as VDI and mobile management?  Continue Reading

• Unraveling the end-user computing layers of VMware Horizon Suite

  VMware Horizon Suite is the virtualization company's response to IT's needs in handling the numerous ways end users want to work.  Continue Reading

• Is VMware Workstation 10 worth the upgrade for your test-and-dev site?

  VMware's Workstation 10 upgrade can handle more powerful virtual machines and offers other enhancements, but is it worth the price?  Continue Reading

• VMware envisions IT and personal device coexistence with Horizon Suite

  Horizon Suite is VMware's vision for anytime/anywhere end-user computing access, under the auspices of enterprise IT admins.  Continue Reading

• Where does the vCMA fling fit in VMware's mobile strategy?

  The vCMA virtual appliances is an unsupported fling, and VMware still doesn't have an official mobile admin interface for vSphere. What’s the delay?  Continue Reading

• Addressing security challenges of a BYOD policy with VMware View 5

  Implementing a BYOD policy can improve end user productivity, but administrators should consider the potential security challenges the mobile devices can create.  Continue Reading

• How VMware MVP improves mobile device security

  VMware’s Mobile Virtualization Platform allows users to fuse two phones into one, but it also presents some mobile device security risks.  Continue Reading

• VMware MVP and the emerging mobile virtualization era

  Mobile virtualization is taking hold, and VMware MVP allows IT pros to access work and personal data on one device. But the platform still has its limitations.  Continue Reading

• How to put the VMware View client on a USB drive with VMware ThinApp

  Providing View users with a USB version of their virtual desktop can eliminate some common objections to desktop virtualization: it doesn't require users to install software on their desktops, it is easy to use and secure, and it enables mobility. ...  Continue Reading