As the virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) market continues to mature, it is interesting to observe trends, predict customer preferences, and compare with other technology markets. One comparison that is growing in relevance is the mobile operating system market. There are really only two players in the mobile operating system market: Apple’s iOS operating system and…
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Microsoft came out with a flurry of significant announcements at the end of 2024 covering application management and end-user computing (EUC). One of those announcements was that the previously announced end-of-life (EOL) date for App-V, Microsoft’s application virtualisation solution, was being scrapped. App-V will live on. This was almost universally welcomed as a victory for…
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Keen observers of the virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) segment of the technology sector will know it’s a world of false dawns, promises unfilled, and unreached potential. Latency issues, load times, resource inefficiencies, pricing, compatibility issues, and vendor perceptions have all pushed VDI forward and, equally, pulled it back. A reluctance to change is also a…
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VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) has become one of the most fiercely competitive areas of technology. This is being driven by enterprises across all industries looking to reduce capital expenditure costs and IT infrastructure complexity while at the same time enhancing flexibility and organisational agility. Dominating this highly competitive market are the VDI super giant vendors…
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Most people would give the same answer if asked about the main hype in technology at the moment. That answer would be AI – artificial intelligence. Companies of all sizes and in most industries are looking for ways to transfer that hype into something that can work and deliver tangible benefits. Here’s the thing, though…
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It is a big number, 62 percent. It’s bigger than 35 percent and way bigger than was hoped for by Microsoft when developing its Windows 11 rollout strategy. We are, of course, talking about the transition from Windows 10 to Windows 11, and when Microsoft wants everyone to complete that transition. 62 percent is the…
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End-user computing (EUC) is one of the most exciting areas of technology to be involved in. It impacts almost every worker in every organisation, many of the world’s biggest technology companies are key players, and innovations are around every corner. EUC is also an area of technology that never stands still. Here are the EUC…
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It is becoming a bit of a cliche to say technology is changing business faster than ever, but it is hard to come to any other conclusion in our areas of expertise at Access IT Automation: application management and end-user computing (EUC). For example, the way organisations manage application estates, especially during large-scale migration projects,…
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In the first blog of this two-part series, we described the landmark events that occurred in the application management space in November 2024. Full details are in our previous blog, but here is a summary: App-V will continue as a supported product after Microsoft reversed a decision to timetable its end-of-life in 2026. App-V will…
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End User Computing (EUC) is a part of the technology sector that is innovative, vibrant, and fast-changing to meet the demands of users and businesses. These characteristics make collaboration and communication within the EUC space critically important. In the UK, the EUC Forum is central to fostering positive collaboration and communication. This November, all roads…
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