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For years we've seen organizations of all sizes - including Fortune 500s - adopt ChromeOS devices (with Cameyo to maintain access to all their apps) so they could benefit from the additional security, cost, and manageability benefits. Now, two new advancements are making it even easier for organizations to move to to ChromeOS:

1) ChromeOS Virtual App Delivery with Cameyo - Back in August we announced that Cameyo has been fully integrated into the ChromeOS operating system, enabling organizations to provide seamless access to all apps, including Windows apps, on ChromeOS devices.

2) Chromebook Plus - This new category of Chromebook devices optimizes hardware performance with software apps and tools to ensure even greater performance and productivity.

When you combine the benefits of Chromebook Plus devices with ChromeOS Virtual App Delivery by Cameyo, organizations have a more compelling case than ever to move to the most secure operating system while ensuring their people have the most productive experience possible. Learn more about Chromebook Plus and Virtual App Delivery here:

The Business Benefits of Chromebook Plus and Cameyo - Cameyo With Chromebook Plus and the ChromeOS Virtual App Delivery with Cameyo service, your business can adopt ChromeOS devices and still access ALL your apps.

This Computerworld article does a great job of describing the "line-blurring brilliance of Google's ChromeOS-Windows connection", powered by the integration of Cameyo into ChromeOS. One key topic covered is the importance of making virtualization invisible to the end user so that they can just work and be productive, without having to learn any new behavior.

Check out the full article here: https://hubs.li/Q02nYs7R0

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The line-blurring brilliance of Google's new ChromeOS-Windows connection Google's latest ChromeOS improvement brings Windows apps even closer to the heart of the operating system — with a very Googley twist.

If you're looking for the best way to give your people seamless access to all their apps from Google Cloud without the cost & complexity of virtual desktops, check out our latest post. We explore the key differences between VDI and Virtual App Delivery (VAD), the analyst data behind the cost of each, and explore the deep integrations between Cameyo and Google Cloud that enable VAD to provide the best end user experience while reducing TCO by 54% compared to virtual desktops. Check it out: https://hubs.li/Q02nYngK0

VDI on GCP: Streamlining Access to Apps with Cameyo's Virtual App Delivery - Cameyo Learn the difference between Virtual App Delivery and VDI on GCP, and how you can eliminate virtual desktops altogether while cutting TCO by 54%.

Get a free copy of the new Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) analyst report which provides the results of a 3-month-long Economic Validation study on the TCO of Virtual App Delivery (VAD) compared to legacy virtual desktops (VDI/DaaS).

ESG Report - Economic Validation | Cameyo Get Your Complimentary Analyst Report Today   Analyzing the Economic Benefitsof ChromeOS and Cameyo This Economic Validation study from analyst firm Enterprise Strategy Group provides a detailed breakdown of the TCO enterprises experience with Cameyo and ChromeOS. Enterprise Strategy Group benchmar...

Get a free copy of this IDC's study which outlines how organizations are transforming their digital operations with cloud-first operating systems and virtual apps. Download today: https://hubs.li/Q02n6bbS0

Are you looking for a way to simplify zero-touch provisioning? What if you could simply ship devices to employees and have them login via your SSO of choice for automatic access to all of the apps they need, all without you ever having to touch the device? With Virtual App Delivery, zero-touch provisioning couldn't be easier. Check it out: https://hubs.li/Q02nYvrT0

How to Use Zero Touch Provisioning to Simplify Device Deployment - Cameyo See how simple zero touch provisioning can be by leveraging virtual app delivery to provide your people with secure access to all your apps on any device.

If you've ever experienced the situation where you're working on your device, and then you need to log into a separate virtual desktop (like Citrix or VMware) to access some of your works apps - you know how frustrating that process is. You know how much of an interruption it is, and how it craters your productivity.

In this post we explore how you can eliminate this "context switching" forever while maintaining seamless access to all of your apps on any device, regardless of operating system: https://hubs.li/Q02n64Bj0

Cameyo Eliminates Context Switching for Seamless Productivity on ChromeOS - Cameyo Eliminating the context switching caused by virtual desktops helps increase employee productivity while also reducing cost and enhancing security.

If you're one of the thousands of organizations looking for an alternative to VMware and Citrix right now, check out this excellent resource from Enterprise Strategy Group analyst Gabe Knuth. His TechTarget article discusses the tectonic shift happening in the virtual desktop market, and provides a great primer on 11 vendors (including Cameyo that orgs are turning to as alternatives to the legacy VDI/DaaS providers. And he highlights a key trend - the fact that the "desktop" itself is becoming less relevant:

"As organizations migrate the low-hanging-fruit Windows apps to a cloud or SaaS service, overall dependency on Windows, "the desktop," is weakening."

This is one of many reasons we believe that Virtual App Delivery (VAD) and the elimination of the virtual desktop altogether is the path forward for most organizations. For IT teams you eliminate the cost, complexity, and security issues of virtual desktops. For end-users you eliminate the frustration, context-switching, and lost productivity caused by the poor user experience of virtual desktops. This is the way.

Check out the full article here: https://hubs.li/Q02n5ZNH0

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VDI alternatives to Citrix and VMware for remote work | TechTarget Organizations that look for VDI alternatives to Citrix, Microsoft and VMware should consider these vendors that enable desktop virtualization.

Did you know that Cameyo’s fully-hosted service, where all infrastructure is managed for you, is integrated with and runs in Google Cloud? Learn more about secure access to all your apps from Google Cloud in this short video: https://hubs.li/Q02n63zL0

Cameyo and Google Cloud In this video you'll get an quick overview of how Cameyo integrates with Google Cloud to enable your to deliver any app to any device. Cameyo is the Virtual ...

Thinking about moving to Google Workspace, but still need to provide your people with access to Windows apps, too? Get the best of both worlds with Cameyo + Google Workspace. Check it out: https://hubs.li/Q02n5zqy0

Cameyo and Google Workspace This video will give you an overview of how Cameyo integrates with Google Workspace - all in just over a minute. With Cameyo and Google Workspace, you can ta...

If you haven't seen the recent "Endpoint Device Trends" survey report from Enterprise Strategy Group analyst Gabe Knuth, it is worth a read - especially if you're curious about how important employee productivity and the end user experience is when it comes to IT investments. The report is incredibly in-depth, but for a TL;DR Gabe shares this 4-minute recap video that delivers an overview of key findings and some of the repercussions. Check it out here: https://hubs.li/Q02n694F0

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Did you know that Cameyo is integrated and works closely with the entire Google ecosystem - including Google Cloud, Google Workspace, and Google ChromeOS? If your org is trying to increase your overall security posture, reduce the risk of Microsoft lock-in, reduce costs, and/or enhance your people's productivity (regardless of device) - Google and Cameyo can help. Check out this quick video to learn how: https://hubs.li/Q02n5SLF0

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The continued shakeup of the traditional virtual desktop (VDI/DaaS) vendors - due to acquisitions, spin-outs, and some services simply being shut down - has revealed a deep need for more simple, cost-effective, and flexible solutions that enable your people to work seamlessly & securely on any device. Curious about your options for a virtual desktop replacement? Learn more here: https://hubs.li/Q02kWK0P0

Your Options for a Virtual Desktop Alternative - Cameyo VDI has been around for decades, but it's costly, complex, and has major security flaws. So what are your virtual desktop alternatives?

The Citrix Bleed vulnerability - or CVE-2023-4966 - has resulted in the leak of more than 36 million customers' data. We've put together a detailed timeline of Citrix Bleed, what IT leaders need to know, and an overview of what your organization needs to consider if you utilize the affected Citrix products. https://hubs.li/Q02kWHl_0

Citrix Bleed: A Deep Dive for IT Leaders - Cameyo Citrix vulnerability CVE-2023-4966, better know as Citrix Bleed, has resulted in the loss of 36 million customers' data. Here's what you need to know.

If you've ever experienced the situation where you're working on your device, and then you need to log into a separate virtual desktop (like Citrix or VMware) to access some of your works apps - you know how frustrating that process is. You know how much of an interruption it is, and how it impacts your productivity.

In this post we explore how you can eliminate this "context switching" forever while maintaining seamless access to all of your apps on any device, regardless of operating system: https://hubs.li/Q02kWLRV0

Cameyo Eliminates Context Switching for Seamless Productivity on ChromeOS - Cameyo Eliminating the context switching caused by virtual desktops helps increase employee productivity while also reducing cost and enhancing security.

An estimated 240 million Windows 10 devices can't be upgraded to Windows 11, causing massive concerns about both e-waste and the cost of replacing those devices. Luckily, there's a simple option for extending the life of those devices while also making them far more secure, thanks to ChromeOS Flex and Cameyo. Check out Steven Vaughan-Nichols' ZDNET article to learn how:

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Can your Windows 10 PC be saved in 2025? Yes - for free. Here's how As many as 240 million Windows 10 PCs can't be upgraded to Windows 11. What's a user to do?

If you think the end-user experience is the same across virtualization solutions like VDI, DaaS, and Virtual App Delivery (VAD), then this post is for you. We dig into the differences between each of these approaches, and what that means for your employees' digital workspace experiences: https://hubs.li/Q02kWLRT0

What is a VDI Workspace? - Cameyo VDI workspaces can’t shake their origins in desktop-based paradigms, but today's digital employee experience (DEX) demands a more seamless solution.

The migration away from virtual desktops (VDI & DaaS) to more modern application delivery technologies has been heating up for years, but the turmoil of Citrix and VMware's acquisitions has accelerated things dramatically. This TechTarget article by Enterprise Strategy Group analyst Gabe Knuth is a great resource outlining your alternatives to Citrix and VMware. Accoridng to Gabe:

"This is why Cameyo's approach is interesting. They've eschewed the desktop altogether, focusing on delivering remote access to Windows apps -- and only the apps. Users can access apps from any browser, but they also have a tight relationship with Google that lets them integrate Chrome. They can also deliver remote applications as a progressive web app (PWA) so they can run standalone -- kind of like a seamless window -- instead of in a browser tab."

Check out the full article here:
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VDI alternatives to Citrix and VMware for remote work | TechTarget Organizations that look for VDI alternatives to Citrix, Microsoft and VMware should consider these vendors that enable desktop virtualization.

If you wish your people could simply access all of the apps they need to do their jobs without the context switching required by virtual desktops, check out this Computerworld article about ChromeOS Virtual App Delivery with Cameyo. The article discusses the importance of making virtualization invisible to the end user so that they can just work and be productive, without having to learn any new behavior.

Check out the full article here: https://hubs.li/Q02k1m_T0

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The line-blurring brilliance of Google's new ChromeOS-Windows connection Google's latest ChromeOS improvement brings Windows apps even closer to the heart of the operating system — with a very Googley twist.

If you think the end-user experience is the same across virtualization solutions like VDI, DaaS, and Virtual App Delivery (VAD), then this post is for you. We dig into the differences between each of these approaches, and what that means for your employees' digital workspace experiences: https://hubs.li/Q02k1rgf0

What is a VDI Workspace? - Cameyo VDI workspaces can’t shake their origins in desktop-based paradigms, but today's digital employee experience (DEX) demands a more seamless solution.

If you've been in the EUC space for decades, you know the pain of deploying, managing, and trying to secure virtual desktops. It's brutal - both for you in IT and for your users. Plus, with all the turmoil in the virtual desktop space (Citrix acquired by PE, VMware's EUC biz being discarded by Broadcom, etc.), the legacy players are no longer dependable. So if you were looking to adopt new endpoints and needed a simple, secure way to deliver all your apps to those endpoints, you'd probably hesitate at the idea of adopting VDI or DaaS to do so.

Thankfully, there's another option. The folks at TechTarget recently reviewed Cameyo's Virtual App Delivery (VAD) platform, resulting in a step-by-step guide showing how simple it is to deliver apps to your users (in the case of this review, they focused on publishing apps to devices). As you'll see, it doesn't take weeks or months to deliver apps - it takes minutes.

Check it out: https://hubs.li/Q02jG-KG0

How to deploy Office productivity apps on Chromebooks | TechTarget IT can put Microsoft Office on Chromebooks with virtual application technologies such as Cameyo's Virtual App Delivery. Find out how.

The folks at TechTarget did a deep dive, step-by-step review of Cameyo and how simple it is to publish any Windows apps (and Linux, SaaS, and/or internal web apps) to ChromeOS devices - all without costly, insecure virtual desktops. Check it out here: https://hubs.li/Q02jbmTM0

How to deploy Office productivity apps on Chromebooks | TechTarget IT can put Microsoft Office on Chromebooks with virtual application technologies such as Cameyo's Virtual App Delivery. Find out how.

If you've ever experienced the situation where you're working on your device, and then you need to log into a separate virtual desktop (like Citrix or VMware) to access some of your works apps - you know how frustrating that process is. You know how much of an interruption it is, and how it impacts your productivity.

In this post we explore how you can eliminate this "context switching" forever while maintaining seamless access to all of your apps on any device, regardless of operating system: https://hubs.li/Q02hr48q0

Cameyo Eliminates Context Switching for Seamless Productivity on ChromeOS - Cameyo Eliminating the context switching caused by virtual desktops helps increase employee productivity while also reducing cost and enhancing security.

Broadcom's confirmation that it is selling off the VMware EUC business is just the latest example of major struggles in the traditional Virtual Desktop (VDI/DaaS) category. Coming on the heels of Citrix's acquisition by private equity, NetApp shutting down SpotPC, Nutanix divesting itself of Frame, etc. - the VMware EUC news highlights the ongoing trend of upheaval and issues at traditional VDI & DaaS vendors.

So where does that leave your organization's virtualization strategy? And what are your options? Check out the new post: https://hubs.li/Q02hr7zj0

Broadcom to Spin-Off VMware EUC Business: What Are Your Options? - Cameyo Broadcom has confirmed it will divest the VMware End User Computing (EUC) business. Where does that leave your org, and what are your alternatives?

The continued shakeup of the traditional virtual desktop (VDI/DaaS) vendors - due to acquisitions, spin-outs, and some services simply being shut down - has revealed a deep need for more simple, cost-effective, and flexible solutions that enable your people to work seamlessly & securely on any device. Curious about your options for a virtual desktop replacement? Learn more here: https://hubs.li/Q02hr48j0

Your Options for a Virtual Desktop Alternative - Cameyo VDI has been around for decades, but it's costly, complex, and has major security flaws. So what are your virtual desktop alternatives?

If you're confused by the recent changes in Azure Virtual Desktop (incl. the deprecation of AVD "Classic"), you're not alone. Here's a guide to help clear things up, and to help explore your alternatives: https://hubs.li/Q02hrbFG0

Confused by Azure Virtual Desktop Changes? Here's Your Guide - Cameyo If you're confused by the changes to Azure Virtual Desktop and want to understand your options, check out this guide.

The Citrix Bleed vulnerability - or CVE-2023-4966 - has resulted in the leak of more than 36 million customers' data. We've put together a detailed timeline of Citrix Bleed, what IT leaders need to know, and an overview of what your organization needs to consider if you utilize the affected Citrix products. https://hubs.li/Q02hr1g-0

Citrix Bleed: A Deep Dive for IT Leaders - Cameyo Citrix vulnerability CVE-2023-4966, better know as Citrix Bleed, has resulted in the loss of 36 million customers' data. Here's what you need to know.

If you're one of the thousands of organizations looking for an alternative to VMware and Citrix right now, check out this excellent resource from Enterprise Strategy Group analyst Gabe Knuth. His TechTarget article discusses the tectonic shift happening in the virtual desktop market, and provides a great primer on 11 vendors (including Cameyo that orgs are turning to as alternatives to the legacy VDI/DaaS providers. And he highlights a key trend - the fact that the "desktop" itself is becoming less relevant:

"As organizations migrate the low-hanging-fruit Windows apps to a cloud or SaaS service, overall dependency on Windows, "the desktop," is weakening."

This is one of many reasons we believe that Virtual App Delivery (VAD) and the elimination of the virtual desktop altogether is the path forward for most organizations. For IT teams you eliminate the cost, complexity, and security issues of virtual desktops. For end-users you eliminate the frustration, context-switching, and lost productivity caused by the poor user experience of virtual desktops. This is the way.

Check out the full article here: https://hubs.li/Q02hqX_S0

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VDI alternatives to Citrix and VMware for remote work | TechTarget Organizations that look for VDI alternatives to Citrix, Microsoft and VMware should consider these vendors that enable desktop virtualization.

In case you missed it over the holidays, ZDNET's Steven Vaughan-Nichols wrote a great piece about the 240M Windows 10 PCs that can't be upgraded to Windows 11, and how you can re-purpose them (including using Google ChromeOS Flex and Cameyo). Not only can this help prevent tons of electronic waste, but it can reduce TCO by extending the life of your existing fleet of devices while enhancing security.

Check out the full article here: https://hubs.li/Q02fvWDf0

Can your Windows 10 PC be saved in 2025? Yes - for free. Here's how As many as 240 million Windows 10 PCs can't be upgraded to Windows 11. What's a user to do?