What advice do you have for others considering VMware User Environment Manager?

Citrix, for the cost-effective feature, is better. I'd rate the solution five out of ten.

I can recommend Horizon to other users based on its security features and effective management processes. I'd rate the solution eight out of ten.

I am using the latest version of VMware Horizon. I think one person from the supplier does the maintenance for VMware Horizon. We can implement our zero-trust strategy using VMware Horizon. It's a big part of our zero-trust solution. So, external people only have access to Horizon instead of having direct access to our company data with their devices. Users should make a good comparison between cloud solutions Azure VDI and VMware Horizon, especially now that the company has been sold to a private investor. Overall, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.

I am looking at Workspace ONE Intelligent, the monitoring tool. I am looking at a few of the automation features from a monitoring perspective. It helps us remediate certain issues a bit. The tool is way below average compared to Citrix from an administration perspective. I will recommend Citrix over VMware Horizon. Overall, I rate the product a five out of ten.

VMware Horizon integrates well with other products, including Azure and different vendors, especially within the VMware suite. It should evolve and support all kinds of client environments. The current pricing structure might not be a favourable investment for clients. I recommend Horizon because it improves security and performance and reduces bandwidth consumption. Overall, I'll rate VMware Horizon an eight out of ten.

VDI can be beneficial in many instances and use cases. One example is when you have existing users accessing the company network. For users who shift roles or locations but use the same laptop, VDI is advantageous. Instead of purchasing a physical hardware device for each individual user, you can build the infrastructure and deploy VMs for them to use moving forward. This approach simplifies onboarding and offboarding users, as VDI allows easy management of user accounts. VMware Horizon is a key component in deploying and providing a comprehensive digital workspace for organizations. Horizon can be used independently or integrated with other VMware products to create a unified digital workspace. It supports VPN and enhances the digital employee experience by using AI functionality to learn user behavior. This AI capability helps seamlessly identify and analyze any issues within the company, ensuring a smooth and efficient working environment. It includes various networking and monitoring tools, such as those provided by VMware virtual infrastructure VMware, which contribute to a robust and secure organizational framework. VMware Horizon is still undergoing a migration process. This could be attributed to VMware's acquisition by Broadcom, followed by the sale of the digital workspace pillar, which includes the Horizon product. Horizon may have established its own company as part of this migration process, leading to issues, particularly with the portals. Overall, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.

My customers are satisfied with the product. I work on government projects, and they prefer on-prem deployment. I have also deployed it to schools, manufacturers, and military services. I'm unsure about integrating with other enterprise systems, as VMware Horizon primarily hosts your desktops. In my experience, it doesn't integrate well with external systems. However, integrating with other VMware products is smooth if you know what you're doing. I rate the overall tool a ten out of ten.

The solution's instant clone technology is used in our organization, which facilitates the auto-deletion of machines once the user logs out. Upon logging in again, a new machine with a new hostname is assigned. VMware Horizon can be easily integrated with other tools due to the presence of effective documentation that is easy to access and comprehend. The employees and the end-users of our agency are highly satisfied with the product. VMware Horizon supports both on-prem and VDI cloud-based deployment models. I would rate the product a ten out of ten. I would definitely recommend the solution to others, especially for every VDI use case.

We are implementers. I will recommend the solution to others. It's a pretty good solution. If our device crashes, it might take up to a week or even more before it is up. With VMware Horizon View, connecting online simplifies the work. It is more cost-effective for companies. Overall, I rate the product a ten out of ten.

I will not recommend the solution to others. Overall, I rate the product an eight out of ten.

VMware Horizon has significantly improved our IT management by ensuring the constant availability of our virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) 24/7. The availability has been most valuable in supporting our students and faculty, allowing them to access the virtual environment anytime and from anywhere. With nearly 11 to 1000 VMs deployed, the system's reliability enables us to efficiently meet the diverse computing needs of students, faculty, and even other departments, including the admission department, which can utilize the system during weekends and holidays. The centralization of VDI allows us to manage all the machines through one portal. We can also add a new portal, secure it, and check logs. The app publishing feature has impacted our productivity with diverse services in use, including research with the GVU. The accessibility can be extended to weekends and holidays, allowing users to continue their work independently and reducing dependence on the service desk or IT support team. In comparing the user experience between VMware Horizon and physical desktops, our end users generally find it satisfactory. However, there is a high cost associated with custom GVU. Users emphasize the need for transparent consideration of the applications they plan to use within the VDI, particularly those reliant on GVU capabilities. Some users suggest exploring cloud-based solutions for cost savings, such as hardware expenses. The scalability in the cloud has been easier than on-premises setups. I rate the product a seven out of ten.

VMware Horizon has proven to be the only best product for enabling individuals across Europe to efficiently run jobs on our compute cluster while accessing the graphical user interface of their Linux machines. The main benefit lies in robust security features. From the point of view of virtual desktop deployment, it gives standardized access to our users. Its most valuable feature is the rapid and versatile access from clients operating on various Windows, Linux, and MacOS systems. It has benefited users in terms of speed and reliability of the connection, including security aspects. We never encountered any issues related to the reliability and uptime of the platform. One area for enhancement in VMware Horizon that would greatly benefit our use cases involves improved support for USB connectivity, allowing seamless tunneling of USB devices from laptops to the virtual machines running in the VDI. Additionally, addressing a bug related to integrating Active Directory and Linux environments is crucial for reliability. We have designed an independent IT infrastructure for Horizon. Thus, the scalability creates no disturbance to our overall infrastructure. We have compared a few features of other open-source products. VMware Horizon is better in terms of graphical user interface for Linux users. I advise others to consider infrastructure, virtualization, network, and storage requirements before making a purchase decision. I rate VMware Horizon an eight out of ten.

The product supports remote work scenarios in our company, considering that we have different factory infrastructure devices, such as the remote operators in different areas of the plant, where it is used to access centralized applications from multiple types of devices, such as tablets, remote PCs, etc. The product facilitates virtual desktop management and deployment, which allows for centralized management. The tool allows our company to deploy multiple instances from one central repository simply. Security patches are much easier to deploy. The scalability part is also one of the advantages offered by the solution. The patch management is much easier, and access control of different devices is good in VMware Horizon View. The scalability or flexibility feature of VMware Horizon View enhances our company's IT operations by allowing us to use all the different security areas in the plant to be deployed and used in a few simple clicks. For production areas and warehousing zones, my company has created separate rules, after which we simply deploy from the central management and create clones of similar applications that are already designed during the first instance. I rate the user experience in terms of speed and reliability an eight out of ten. I recommend the product to those who plan to use it. I rate the tool an eight out of ten.

According to the technical documentation, they are apparent and easily accessible. From one point of view, VMware Horizon uses virtualization configurations deployed on Microsoft servers, necessitating compliance with Microsoft's rules. It relies on Microsoft RDP services in the background. One beneficial feature is publishing applications installed on a Windows 10 machine. You should check whether they aim to provide a VDI environment, and then the VDI option is best. However, GPU usage becomes crucial if they intend to centralize application solutions to conserve server resources. If assigned to a single-user PC, GPUs are hardware resources that might need to be more utilized when the user is not actively using them. Therefore, the optimal approach would be to install all the applications on a server, allocate the necessary hardware resources, and then share them using application virtualization. There are only two or three products that meet this requirement. It is a very reliable and stable product. On the contrary, there is Microsoft Remote Desktop. These two are the best, both in terms of reliability and finding documentation. Overall, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.

Overall I rate the solution a nine out of ten.

There is no maintenance required for VMware Horizon, and all a user has to do is upgrade the solution whenever required. The product notifies its users of the upgrades that it provides. Google Workspace is a good alternative to VMware Horizon Horizon. Google Workspace functions as a cloud-based product. Users who want a solution deployed on an on-premises model can opt for VMware Horizon. I rate the overall tool an eight out of ten.

Overall, the solution itself deserves a solid seven to eight rating out of 10.

VMware Horizon has been changing a lot in the past years. It is a good option. The company should adopt more technology as it went on cloud. Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

I rate the overall solution an eight out of ten.

It is better to go for AVD on a private cloud than a public one since private clouds are expensive. I rate the solution a five out of ten.

Just find the right vendor. Check for local experts and certified vendors. You might need their technical help later. Local vendors usually have technical guys and certified experts who can help with any scenario. I've dealt with upgrades and daily issues for over six years now. Overall, I would rate the solution a nine out of ten.

I rate the product a nine out of ten.

I rate VMware Horizon a nine out of ten.

I recommend the solution to those who plan to use it. VMware Horizon View is a very good product, especially if I compare it with other products, like Citrix. As a product and solution, VMware Horizon View is good. I recommend to those who plan to use the solution to take care of the planning part related to the product, and before you use the solution, you need to identify the use cases for which the solution will be used. When it comes to VMware Horizon View, the initial planning has to be perfect, without which there will be some difficulties. I rate the overall tool a seven and a half out of ten.

You can consider using Microsoft Remote Desktop sessions, which provide a more basic set of features if you don't require all the advanced features offered by Horizon, such as speed optimization, visual enhancements, desktop printing, image resolution, and a seamless user experience. Overall, I would rate it nine out of ten.

When contemplating a shift to the cloud, thorough cost calculations are essential due to the dynamic nature of cloud models. Horizon, focused on the modern workspace, provides cost control in on-premises environments. It's important to assess whether the claimed functionalities of the cloud align with your needs and if you can manage associated costs. Overall, I would rate it nine out of ten.

The maintenance phase of VMware Horizon View is easy. Two people are required to take care of the maintenance phase of VMware Horizon View as there are more than 100 VDIs. I think that VMware Horizon View presently has a SaaS offering, an option with which the maintenance part can be made much easier. VMware and Azure have a partnership to offer a SaaS-based solution. If you are open to a product deployed on the cloud model, you can choose VMware Horizon View. I rate the overall tool a nine out of ten.

Overall, rate VMware Horizon a nine out of ten.

You must understand your users before deploying VMware Horizon View. Overall, I rate VMware Horizon View an eight out of ten.

Overall, I would rate the solution a nine out of ten. I recommend choosing the best implementation company because sometimes clients aren't happy with Horizon due to poor implementation. I've seen this happen often. So, selecting a company with a lot of experience and successful implementations is essential. Sometimes, users get frustrated not with the product itself but with the way it's implemented.

I would rate the solution a six out of ten.

The solution is useful for call centers and banks and I would rate it a nine out of ten.

I have seen a lot of improvement in VMware Horizon View over the years because I have been teaching it to others for quite a few years now. I don't find any issues with the product's interface since it is easy to use and does not pose any issues. The documentation of VMware Horizon View is quite good. Most of the environments have many implementations going forward, and then our company regularly comes across the need for VMware Horizon View training. My company is not into advisory roles. We just get or receive and deliver the training. The product is easy to use. Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

I recommend VMware Horizon View to others and rate it a six out of ten.

As we are in an enterprise environment, we may have many use cases. Compared to Citrus, they have a single industry token that supports many use cases. If we enable users and the portal, Horizon needs a collection of different authentication methods. It's quite competitive for users and complex for enterprises if they have many use cases. I rate VMware Horizon a seven out of ten.

Between Citrix and Horizon, I would recommend Horizon for its management and availability. I rate the overall solution a nine out of ten.

I am using the latest version of the solution. If we want to integrate with the authentication provider, we should not need any additional servers. Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.

Overall, I would rate the solution a ten out of ten.

If you have large contact center users or significant office users, and you are looking for a long-term ROI over a period of ten years or more, VMware VDI would be a suitable choice.

I would rate VMware Horizon View a nine out of ten. Nothing is 100%. I am selling and consulting the product every day. I am behind the product.

I would definitely recommend using this solution. Overall, I would rate the solution a nine out of ten.

I give the solution an eight out of ten.

In my opinion, for large enterprise companies, if the solution is implemented properly with high availability and designed using best practices, there should be no issues. I would rate VMware Horizon View a ten out of ten. Nothing is perfect, but this product is amazing.

I have been working with Microsoft products for twenty years. I advise others to be clear about their requirements, the use cases, and the kind of VDIs they need. They should know whether they want a centralized management system, out of provisioning, or if they want to build a VIN. They should also decide which purchasing programs to opt for. VMware is the best fix for the organization because they are prevalent in the hypervisor. I would rate it as a nine. The reason is the number of tickets we have raised to VMware compared to the Microsoft product.

I rate the solution a nine out of ten. The solution is good, but the technical support team can be improved. My advice to new users considering the solution is that it is a good option. It is easy to set up and not that difficult to implement.

The solution is big and stable with many features. Integrations and user scalability are easy compared to other products. I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

Compared to Citrix and Microsoft, I'd recommend Horizon View as the best on the market. I'd rate it eight out of ten.

I would give Horizon View a rating of seven out of ten.

I rate Horizon View eight out of 10.

Our company became a VMware partner because they already had Airwatch as a very large product, and VMware purchased Airwatch. We then did some Digital Workspace and complimented it with Horizon. We do infrastructure as well as network virtualization. I would advise using a trial first. You can use a free trial version for 60 days for almost every VMware product that is available. Register for a trial, download the bits and you are ready to go. For two months you can spend some quality time to see if the solution is what you need. There are also the VMware hands-on labs that VMware provides. VMware provides live labs that you can use. They are built on request just by clicking a button and one minute later you have an environment that you want to get acquainted with. It allows you to open the console, change the configuration and do whatever you want, and when you are done, the lab gets destroyed and rebuilt for another person free of charge. It's a friendly way to get to know a product and to get acquainted with the look and feel to see if it is something that would fit with your environment. Then you could try a trial in your environment. I would rate VMware Horizon an eight out of ten. It is a complete product. It is fully mature, easy to manage, and it is easy to design if you know what you are doing. It is stable and there are new features that come from the new release twice a year.

I rate this solution a seven out of ten. The product is good, but improvements can be made to how information is provided. We recommend this solution to new users who want to start working with it.

I would give Horizon 7 a rating of ten out of ten.

I would rate this solution nine out of ten. My advice is that users are interested in relevancy, and the version is not important to integration.

Customers need to know their requirements clearly and this will likely create a significant saving when it comes to working out a licensing model. I rate this solution 10 out of 10.

I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.

I rate VMware User Environment Manager an eight out of ten.