In this article WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) partner #VMware explains how their Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure offering can help customer scale to support their ongoing Remote Work initiatives. Read more here: https://blogs.vmware.com/euc/2020/08/vmware-horizon-cloud-microsoft-azure.html?src=so_5d8903dc0d6f8&cid=70134000001SodI
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Azure Immersion Workshop: Windows Virtual Desktop
This article has a collection of partner resources for delivering the Azure Immersion Workshop: Windows Virtual Desktop (IWWVD). IWWVD is a one-day hands-on workshop for IT Pros. The WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) workshop provides participants with both the knowledge and skills to accelerate designing and implementing a virtual desktop infrastructure on Azure. The workshop covers product overview, […]
Continue readingNew partner status available: Windows Virtual Desktop advanced specialization
Check out this blog post to learn about the new specialisation for partners: the Windows Virtual Desktop advanced specialization. As a bonus you’ll also learn that Microsoft stood up WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) for 32,000 users in dealing with the pandemic: https://blogs.partner.microsoft.com/mpn/new-windows-virtual-desktop-advanced-specialization-differentiates-partners-remote-work-expertise/
Continue readingThe Nerdio Tech Insider Community Program
If you want to know more about #WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) partner #Nerdio, you can consider joining their newly announced Nerdio Tech Insider Community Program. via The Nerdio Tech Insider Community Program (Amsterdam, Nederland) | Meetup
Continue readingWindows Virtual Desktop partner: Cloudhouse
Apps are one of the most important and time consuming parts of a #WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) project. That’s why it’s great to have partners like Cloudhouse that offers customers a turnkey application migration service that can move all applications, including ones that are incompatible with modern Windows operating systems, to the Windows Virtual Desktop environment, allowing […]
Continue readingNerdio Manager for WVD 2.3.0 new features
#WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) partner #Nerdio is on a roll and just released version 2.3.0 with some nice new features. Image versioning, desktop pool auto-healing and user logon time monitoring are among my favorites. via Release Notes – Nerdio Manager for WVD
Continue readingNew Windows Virtual Desktop partner – FabulaTech
The ever expanding #WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) partner ecosystem (aka.ms/wvdpartners) has a new partner: #FabulaTech. Their software creates a virtual device. For example, you can create a virtual webcam, scanner, or fingerprint reader. Any apps running in a remote session can access the virtual device as if it was a physical device. via Windows Virtual Desktop partner […]
Continue readingUsing Wintellisys WVD Manager Version 2.0
#WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) partner Wintellisys has released version 2.0 of their WVD Manager product. The new features that were introduced as part of Wintellisys WVD Manager 2.0 as listed below. Update: WVD Tenant Addition Process Update: New and Intuitive Interface Update: WVD Manager Dashboards Feature: RBAC Manager Feature: Multi-User Interface Feature: WVD Manager Options Feature: Session […]
Continue readingControlUp + WVD integrations released
#WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) partner @ControlUp have released their first version of their integration with WVD (created by Esther Barthel @virtuEs_IT) allowing customers to perform WVD management actions right from the #ControlUp console. In the first release of ControlUp WVD script actions, you’ll find: WVD Store Azure Service Principal Credentials WVD Prepare PowerShell Modules prerequisites WVD Get […]
Continue readingAdventures deploying Windows Virtual Desktop into Production
My colleague Alex Campos (@alexcampos) has written a blog that shares his experiences on deploying #WindowsVirtualDesktop (#WVD) for 2000 users in two weeks, including the usage of partner #Nerdio. If you are facing a similar challenge now, please consider the following experience and simple recommendations. This is not a step-by-step deployment guide; it just focuses […]
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