Omnissa, VMware’s old end-user outfit, moves to manage servers and … Apple Watches?
Omnissa, the recently rebranded VMware EUC, is pivoting to server management and not just any server management, but also eying control of Apple Watches and other consumer devices. This major shift comes on the back of customer requests for tools to manage a broader range of devices.
Key Points
- Omnissa has launched a beta Windows Server management tool, allowing users to manage any Windows Server from 2016 onwards.
- Customers are driving the demand for device management beyond PCs to include Apple Watches and Apple TVs.
- Omnissa plans to support various hypervisors, breaking away from VMware’s vSphere-only model.
- The company intends to launch an AI chatbot named “Omni” to enhance user support and device management.
- Omnissa is working on integrating device management with security and employee experience.
Why should I read this?
If you’re into tech and IT management, you’ll want to catch this update on Omnissa’s bold new direction. They’re not just sticking to their old playbook; they’re aiming to manage everything from servers to sleek Apple devices. Plus, with their upcoming chatbot integration, they’re making strides to simplify your IT headaches. Basically, this is your shortcut into the future of tech management!