Tag: AWS End User Computing

As a fast-follow to IGEL DISRUPT 2023 Munich, IGEL hosted IGEL DISRUPT 2023 Nashville, the organization’s first US-based in-person event since 2019. Most major players were represented at this exciting event, presenting in breakout sessions, and demonstrating recent innovations at their expo booths. This event was truly a celebration of the End User Computing (EUC) […]

Organizations of all sizes need to provide remote and hybrid workers with the tools required to do their jobs, while also improving operational efficiency and lowering cost. While many end users require all-inclusive virtual desktop services like Amazon WorkSpaces, others simply need secure browser access to internal web sites and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications. For example, […]

Following close on the heels of IGEL Disrupt 2023 in Munich, the Amazon End User Computing (EUC) team is busy preparing for IGEL Disrupt 2023 in Nashville (April 3rd – 5th). Kevin Goodman, Director of Product Management for AWS EUC, captured some interesting takeaways from the IGEL Disrupt 2023 Munich event, and is excited to […]

The Leostream Platform offers a variety of components that provide an intuitive way for remote end users to securely access NICE DCV servers. The Leostream platform consolidates the IT management of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, as well as prioritizes the security posture of your deployment. Through its interface, end users visualize their resources through a high-performance […]

Customers with strict compliance requirements such as financial industries, healthcare, and government sectors use End User Compute (EUC) solutions to regulate access and centralize tooling. For these organizations, users are often required to connect to a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to access the private corporate network. In this blog, I explain how users with such […]

Customers ask if it is possible to optimize NICE DCV session latency with AWS Local Zones. This blog post demonstrates how to stream Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) sessions with NICE DCV from AWS Local Zones to remote users. Geospatial distance between remote end users and compute infrastructure is one of the greatest contributors […]

Wenn es darum geht, Ihren Mitarbeitern und Kunden die Tools zur Verfügung zu stellen, die sie für ihre Arbeit benötigen, müssen Sie eine Reihe von Anforderungen erfüllen, die sich regelmäßig ändern. Als Reaktion auf die Kundennachfrage entwickelt die End-User-Computing-Branche in rasantem Tempo innovative Lösungen, die Unternehmen dabei helfen, die Produktivität ihrer Mitarbeiter, die Sicherheit und […]

When it comes to providing your employees and customers with the tools required to do their job, you must support a range of requirements that regularly change. In response to customer demand, the end-user computing industry is rapidly innovating to deliver solutions that help organizations maximize worker productivity, security, and return on investment. IGEL Disrupt 2023 […]

With the rapid shift to remote and hybrid work, Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) is an effective means of providing workers with the tools they need to do their jobs. Facing budgetary pressure and an ever-expanding set of business requirements, IT organizations have pushed DaaS vendors to develop solutions which include Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) optimized for specific use cases, […]

Omnissa Workspace ONE customers can now manage Amazon WorkSpaces cloud-based virtual desktops in addition to their other user endpoints from a unified management console. This can be done using Omnissa Workspace ONE Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) 2212 or later from the Workspace ONE Software as a Service (SaaS) web console. IT operation teams need the […]