In my previous post I discussed the nVidia GRID vGPU technology and why we now have a need for dedicated graphics resource in the datacentre. In this post I intend to provide details of the cards that are available.

This blog post aims to give the reader an overview of nVidia GRID vGPU and a brief history and overview of the cards. For those readers who may be unfamiliar with graphics cards and the existing nVidia GRID cards let’s have a quick recap before we look at the latest ‘Pascal’ Series GRID vGPU cards.

In this post I will be looking at the different ways that you can enroll a Windows 10 device into an MDM solution, as with the other posts my focus is on the VMware Workspace ONE UEM solution although most of the methods are available for other MDM offerings.

Android device enrollment can be a bit of a minefield and can get quite confusing, especially given the new Work Managed approach.

One question I am being asked increasingly frequently is around the modes of enrollment that are available now for different mobile device platforms and there is quite a bit of confusion especially around Android devices as there exist so many different enrollment mechanisms available now.

In this series of Blog posts I will explore the different enrollment methods for each device type starting with Apple in this post…

Unless you have been in one of the few places left in the world without a data connection you will have heard something about the WannaCry Ransomware attack that has affected at least 200, 000 computers in over 150 different countries since last Friday (12th May 2017).

Following an upgrade from Horizon View v6 to v7 the administrator console I experienced a few issues when logging onto my laptop rather than through the connection server. I have documented the soltuions to these issues here. 

In March this year LANdesk, well known for their end-point management products, made its seventh acquisition in 5 years and purchased the well-known User Environment Manager (UEM) product vendor AppSense.