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For users of Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), Microsoft has rolled out two new features for Teams in general availability: multi-window support and Call Me. Let’s explore these in greater detail. 

Educational and research institutions face increasing pressure to provide reliable, secure, and flexible IT solutions. Educators and administrators must ensure that students and staff can access resources anytime and anywhere. Whether supporting remote learning, managing complex research, or safeguarding data, these challenges can be daunting. However, addressing them is crucial for educational institutions to thrive in our digital age. 

In the epoch of digital transformation, cubesys leads a revolution by guiding businesses through the intricate journey from legacy VDI to the dynamic realm of Cloud VDI. This strategic transition eradicates legacy debt, liberates organisations from lock-in contracts, optimises costs, and unleashes the full potential of Cloud VDI, where licensing costs are remarkably low.

Last month, I had the opportunity to attend the inaugural NerdioCon conference, where I was invited to share my Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) experiences with Nedio CEO, Vadim Vladimirskiy, in his opening keynote speech. It was a great conference and wonderful to finally meet the Nerdio team in person. I have been impressed by Nerdio from the very beginning, at the heart of their company lives VALUE, and that is something I have always been passionate about.

Microsoft has made the deployment of Intune device configuration to Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) multi-session virtual machines (VMs) generally available. Prior to this, Intune only supported the management of single-session AVD VMs. What this means is that now, you can use Intune to manage the configuration of policies on Azure Active Directory-joined AVD multi-session VMs.