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January 14, 2021

EUC vExpert Monthly Digest - January 2021

Can you believe it’s 2021? I'd have thought our EUC vExperts would take some time off, but nope, they released a slew of blogs on VMware End-User Computing products and technologies over the last 30 days. This month’s digest continues a series that started last month on everything Workspace ONE, but also includes some great content on the new release of Horizon, integrating our products with other products like Carbon Black, Okta, and Duo, and a ton more expert tips and tricks running VMware End-User Computing technologies.

Welcome to the EUC vExpert monthly digest! Every month we share top articles from our community of EUC vExperts. The EUC vExperts are the crème of the crop when it comes to their knowledge of VMware End-User Computing products and technologies and they enjoy sharing their knowledge with all of you.

Can you believe it’s 2021? I would have thought our EUC vExperts would take some time off, but nope, they released a slew of blogs on VMware End-User Computing products and technologies over the last 30 days. This month’s digest continues a series that started last month on everything Workspace ONE, but also includes some great content on the new release of Horizon, integrating our products with other products like Carbon Black, Okta and Duo, and a ton more expert tips and tricks running VMware End-User Computing technologies.

Check out the content and give them a follow!

Age Roskam

Carbon Black and non-persistent VDI

Brandon Lee

Christopher Mitchell

VMware Horizon View – Kiosk mode

Daisuke Yajima

Jens Herremans

VMware Horizon hidden gem – Cloud Pod Architecture

Jon Towles

Takuya Ichijima

Workspace ONE UEM proxy join (+ Azure AD Join) using provisioning package (Japanese)

Wouter Kursten

The VMware Labs flings monthly for January 2021: Happy New Year

A huge thank you to all of our vExperts and to you for checking out their hard work. Stay tuned for next month’s EUC vExpert monthly digest!

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