I can't believe it's been more than three years since we first announced that our desktop client, Frame App, was Generally Available! And while Dizzion Frame is, and will always be, a browser-first Desktop as a Service solution, there are certain features that simply require capabilities beyond what commercial browsers can offer - and that's where Frame App has helped save the day!

However, it's important to know that as browser technology continues to improve, Dizzion is always looking to leverage those improvements to provide an even better and more feature-rich user experience with just a browser. A good example of this is our native multi-monitor support - as this was one of the most popular features that was originally enabled by Frame App. However, as browser APIs provided better integration with physical monitors, we refactored this feature and now it's delivered completely through the browser.

Windows 10's kiosk mode, combined with Dizzon's Frame Platform, offers a streamlined and secure solution for organizations to deliver applications to students and frontline workers. Kiosk Mode restricts users to a single application such as Frame App or a native browser, minimizing distractions and potential security risks, and simplifying management. In this blog post, you will learn how to set up Windows 10 IoT in kiosk mode and explore the user experience of Frame running in kiosk mode.

Frame enables seamless access to virtual applications and desktops, allowing individuals to interact with their apps from any device via a browser. This convenience simplifies management for schools and ensures students have the necessary resources to complete their work. The setup fosters a focused learning environment by simplifying technology management and enhancing application accessibility. Running a modern browser or Frame App in kiosk mode enhances the user and admin experience. Combined with the flexibility to deliver all your Windows desktops and applications, this approach becomes highly valuable for many education customers.

This End User Computing (EUC) Bento Box is a monthly selection of relevant and exciting content curated by yours truly. It is designed to be easily digestible and keep you up to date on the latest trends and developments in the EUC industry!

Inside the bento box, you will find various articles, blog posts, tools, white papers, videos, best practice guides, and more. Each entry includes a summary/description to help you maximize your learning with minimal reading!

So, whether you're an EUC geek, a seasoned professional, or just starting in IT, we're sure the Bento Box has something for everyone. Let's dive in!

We're thrilled to share powerful insights into the next generation of Frame Remoting Protocol: FRP8! Engineered with precision, FRP8 was purpose-built to deliver a virtual workspace with the best-in-class user experience across both LAN and WAN scenarios.

As technology evolves, so do the ways organizations manage their IT infrastructure. In the realm of virtualization and cloud services, the concept of Microsoft Entra ID (formerly known as Azure Active Directory) joined devices has emerged as a game-changer. This technology not only streamlines device management by unifying access across multiple platforms but also enhances security through advanced authentication mechanisms. In this blog, we'll delve into the intricacies of utilizing Entra ID joined devices within the dynamic landscape of Frame DaaS, providing a seamless and secure experience for users.

This End User Computing (EUC) Bento Box is a monthly selection of relevant and exciting content curated by yours truly. It is designed to be easily digestible and keep you up to date on the latest trends and developments in the EUC industry!

Inside the bento box, you will find various articles, blog posts, tools, white papers, videos, best practice guides, and more. Each entry includes a summary/description to help you maximize your learning with minimal reading!

So, whether you're an EUC geek, a seasoned professional, or just starting, we're sure the EUC Industry Bento Box has something for everyone. Let's dive in!

Are you ready to dive into the world of Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) and discover how they can supercharge your Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) experience with Dizzion Frame? Let's explore the magic of combining Frame's innovative technology with the power of GPUs to elevate your virtual desktops and applications!

This End User Computing (EUC) Bento Box is a monthly selection of relevant and exciting content curated by yours truly. It is designed to be easily digestible and keep you up to date on the latest trends and developments in the EUC industry!

Inside the bento box, you will find various articles, blog posts, tools, white papers, videos, best practice guides, and more. Each entry includes a summary/description to help you maximize your learning with minimal reading!

So, whether you're an EUC geek, a seasoned professional, or just starting, we're sure the EUC Industry Bento Box has something for everyone. Let's dive in!

Dizzion, a leader in Desktop as a Service (DaaS) solutions, is delighted to announce Robert Green's promotion to Chief Executive Officer. Co-founder of Dizzion, Green previously held the positions of Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and, since 2019, President and CTO. His leadership has been pivotal in guiding Dizzion's strategic direction, product innovation, and growth.

"I am excited to lead Dizzion as CEO in this new chapter. Following our acquisition of Frame last June, we've undergone a rebirth as a company, merging two dynamic teams, cultures, and technologies. I look forward to showcasing the new Dizzion to our customers and partners, complete with our enhanced solutions, branding, and vision," Green stated.

We are celebrating by offering one year FREE when you switch!

For those of you familiar with the end-user computing industry, to say the past couple of years have been a bit turbulent would be a vast understatement.

Broadcom certainly didn't help the situation as they made even more waves with the completion of their long-anticipated acquisition of VMware. On the heels of the acquisition, Broadcom, unsurprisingly, announced the pending divestiture of both VMware's EUC (Horizon, Workspace ONE) and Security (Carbon Black) business units. The writing is on the wall that both will likely be sold to the highest bidder at some point in the future. What this means for existing VMware customers, especially those using their EUC and Security solutions, is a lot of uncertainty, inevitable disruption, and almost certainly increased costs.