In this video discussion, VMblog speaks with industry expert Tyler “T-Rex” Rohrer, co-founder and strategic alliances at Liquidware. This is an exciting conversation as we dive into the history of VDI and where we are today with Cloud, DaaS and all the changes that WVD brings to the table.
In this discussion, we ask Tyler about 2019 being the year of VDI and WVD. And we learn about specific benefits that Liquidware brings to platforms such as Amazon Workspaces and Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop.
Tyler shares his expertise around the subject of Amazon Workspaces and WVD by providing viewers with steps they should be taking to ensure their users remain productive and happy. And as part of this multi-cloud and multi-desktop world we live in, Tyler also digs into a major concern for customers, vendor lock-in.
Watch and learn more about what’s next for Liquidware.
Read Tyler’s blog post “It’s Official, The Year of VDI is here… and it’s spelled WVD!” here: https://blog.liquidware.com/2019/08/19/its-official-the-year-of-vdi-is-here-and-its-spelled-wvd/
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