Today we announced the introduction of hybrid VDI using Box and Dropbox deployment. There were two parts to this announcement and both sets of capabilities were customer driven. Let’s tackle these two capabilities separately. Hybrid VDI is essentially VDI-like layered, single-image management combined with local execution of the image on the endpoint. Hybrid VDI provides […]
read more »Another Patch Tuesday is upon us and that means our CEO, Aaron Suzuki, co-hosts another episode of Petri.com’s Enterprise Dish. The most recent Patch Tuesday includes two more zero-day vulnerabilities being patched. Some users are experiencing login issues due to conflicts with third party anti-virus but patching this one quickly is important because if you’re […]
read more »From rollbacks of Windows Updates to the beauty of smart watches, our CEO, Aaron, and host, Brad Sams, talk all things tech in the most recent episode of Petri.com’s Enterprise Dish. On this week’s Patch Tuesday, Microsoft fixed 64 vulnerabilities and two zero-day bugs, one which was utilized in the Google Chrome zero-day attack that […]
read more »As snowmageddon turns to slushmageddon and things get back to normal in Seattle, our CEO, Aaron, joins Brad Sams for another episode of Petri.com’s Enterprise Dish. In this month’s episode, they discuss the life of Internet Explorer in the corporate world and the importance of password security. Although there’s talk of IE being dead or […]
read more »One of the most exciting and engaging parts of each of our live webcasts is the Q&A time at the end of each event. Our audience constantly brings great technical questions and we’re always left wishing we had more time to get through them all. Good news! We’ve come up with a way to discuss […]
read more »Brad Sams (First Ring Daily with Paul Thurrott, Enterprise Dish, Petri Dish) along with new co-host, and SmartDeploy CEO, Aaron Suzuki kick off 2019 with the latest episode of Petri.com’s Enterprise Dish. Aaron shares his background from the farm in rural Minnesota to riding the Microsoft Vista train. With experience in web development and coding, […]
read more »We’ve covered it throughout the year and we’re continuing to cover Windows 10, specifically the major releases, because they continue to be a headache for IT. Microsoft’s latest fiasco, Windows 10, is making us think we may need to take matters into our own hands as these twice-yearly upgrades don’t seem to be getting any […]
read more »A couple weeks ago, we sponsored a virtual tradeshow with IT Pro Today (formerly Windows IT Pro) where 1,000 techs signed up to attend the show all about “Preparing for Windows 7 End of Life.” Windows 7? Really? Since Windows 10 has been out for a couple years, I tend to find myself thinking that […]
read more »There are a ton of details to consider when building your Windows 10 reference VM and if they’re overlooked, you could find yourself spending many painful hours troubleshooting issues you could have easily avoided. Did you know you should never do an in-place upgrade on your reference VM? Or, that you can install Office365 on […]
read more »It’s no secret that there’s confusion around how to manage Windows 10 Updates: Are in-place upgrades acceptable in a business environment? How much testing should we do before pushing updates? Should we be using WSUS? How long can I postpone an update and what are the implications of waiting? The one thing we can all […]
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