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VDI vs Citrix: What’s the Real Difference?
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VDI vs Citrix: What’s the Real Difference?
What Is VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure)? Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is a technology model that hosts full desktop environments — operating system, applications, and files — on centralized servers instead of on local devices, then streams them to end users over a network. Users connect from a laptop, thin client, or mobile device, but the […]
The Two-Device Problem: Why Managing Work and Personal Laptops Undermines Remote Access
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The Two-Device Problem: Why Managing Work and Personal Laptops Undermines Remote Access
Secure remote access is core infrastructure for today’s workforce. Remote and hybrid work are permanent parts of how most organizations operate, and a growing share of the workforce – contractors, offshore teams, distributed hires – may never set foot in an office at all. The question isn’t whether people need secure access to company systems […]
The Endpoint Strategy Reset: Why the Old Playbook Needs to Go
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The Endpoint Strategy Reset: Why the Old Playbook Needs to Go
The endpoint strategy most organizations are running today was built for a world that’s already gone – full-time employees, company-issued laptops, and a perimeter IT could actually control. That world isn’t coming back, and the old playbook hasn’t caught up. This eBook breaks down why the old endpoint playbook needs to go and what IT […]
The Endpoint Security Risk of the Corporate Laptop No One Uses
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The Endpoint Security Risk of the Corporate Laptop No One Uses
Every corporate laptop shows up somewhere: on a budget line, in a patch cycle, in the asset inventory IT has to account for at audit time. What that inventory can’t show is where the work actually happened instead. A laptop that sits unused isn’t a laptop where no work got done — it’s a laptop […]
VMware Horizon: How It Works, Key Components & Deployment
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VMware Horizon: How It Works, Key Components & Deployment
What Is Omnissa Horizon (Previously VMware Horizon)? VMware Horizon (now rebranded as Omnissa Horizon) is an enterprise-grade Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and application virtualization platform. It allows organizations to securely host and centrally manage virtual Windows/Linux desktops and applications in data centers or the cloud, delivering them remotely to end-users on any device. How it […]
The Case for Letting People Choose Their Own Work Device
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The Case for Letting People Choose Their Own Work Device
Most people never get asked what laptop they want to work on. A device shows up, usually picked by procurement long before the person using it was hired, and that’s the machine they’re stuck with for the next several years. It’s such a routine part of onboarding that almost nobody stops to ask whether it’s […]
The Hidden Tax of the Corporate Laptop
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The Hidden Tax of the Corporate Laptop
For some roles, a company-issued laptop still makes sense – locked-down hardware, specialized software, tightly regulated environments. But for a growing share of the workforce, the corporate laptop is carrying a cost that rarely shows up on a budget line: a daily tax on time and focus, paid in slow logins, duplicate tools, and the […]
Venn Named a Sample Vendor in the 2026 Gartner Hype Cycle™ for Workspace Security
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Venn Named a Sample Vendor in the 2026 Gartner Hype Cycle™ for Workspace Security
Venn is recognized in the Unmanaged Device Access category, reflecting the shift toward device-agnostic workspace security for organizations moving away from virtual desktops (VDI), DaaS and traditional endpoint management. NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Venn, the leader in workspace security for remote and contractor workforces, today announced it has been named a Sample Vendor in the “Unmanaged Device […]
The Shadow IT-DLP Gap: New Survey Data on How Company Data Actually Leaves the Building
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The Shadow IT-DLP Gap: New Survey Data on How Company Data Actually Leaves the Building
Most data loss prevention programs are built to guard the front door: the corporate network, the managed laptop, the sanctioned app. But a growing share of company data isn’t leaving through the front door at all. It’s slipping out the side doors — personal inboxes, home Wi-Fi, a laptop that was never enrolled in anything […]