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Ahead of VMworld 2020, VMblog visits with Blair Parkhill, US Product Director at Login VSI, a company dedicated to maximizing the end-user experience.

In this video, we discuss trade shows like VMworld becoming digital events and what that means, how companies have moved to a work from home lifestyle, and how Login VSI operates with VMware as a partner. Watch and learn as Blair Parkhill explains more about the company's technology, and offers a view into the product.

Login VSI says they are the only solution in the market guaranteed to maximize the end-user experience for digital workspaces. They reduce risk and ensure business continuity by safeguarding application and desktop performance by using synthetic users to automatically test and validate the impact of change in physical, virtual, and cloud-based workspaces. Their flagship product, Login Enterprise integrates application compatibility testing, load testing, as well as performance & availability testing into a single platform, and it includes standard “out-of-the-box” application template workloads.

Learn more about Login VSI by visiting: https://www.loginvsi.com/

VMworld 2020 goes digital.  Will you be in attendance?  If the event were physical, I would have looked forward to visiting with Login VSI.  So we reached out to them digitally instead.

With the current pandemic, we're seeing a lot of changes taking place in our normal, everyday lives -- both professionally and personally.  One of those changes is the end of physical trade show events as we move to socially distance ourselves from one another.  While some trade shows simply cancelled or postponed until 2021, others have made the switch to a 100% digital format.  VMworld, the world's largest virtualization and cloud computing event hosted every year by VMware, is one of those shows -- enter for the first time ever, VMworld 2020 Digital. 

While a physical VMworld event would normally have north of 150+ sponsors, a digital VMworld event won't be able to effectively support that number of sponsors. 

Login VSI is dedicated to maximizing the end-user experience for digital workspaces.  They do this by using synthetic users to automatically test and validate the impact of change in physical, virtual and cloud-based workspaces - safeguarding application and desktop performance.

It's time to gear up for VMworld 2020 digital!  Get started now by reading this exclusive interview with Blair Parkhill, Product Manager at Login VSI to learn more and start getting excited for what's to come!

Login VSI helps organizations proactively manage the performance, cost, and capacity of their virtual desktops and applications wherever they reside – traditional, hybrid, or in the cloud.

Login VSI’s platform, Login Enterprise, is 100% agentless and can be used in all major VDI and DaaS environments, including Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops, VMware Horizon, and Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD). With 360° proactive visibility, IT teams can plan and maintain successful digital workplaces with less cost, fewer disruptions, and less risk. Founded in 2012, Login VSI is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, and Amsterdam, Netherlands. Visit loginvsi.com and follow @loginvsi.

See how this IT team used Saved 7,000 Users from Feeling the Impact of Downtime
https://www.loginvsi.com/login-vsi-blog/preventing-downtime-and-loss/

Learn how Citrix leverages Login Enterprise
https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/19518/570526?utm_campaign=my-channels-feed&utm_content=&utm_source=brighttalk-portal&utm_medium=web

Discover how to optimize Microsoft Teams on Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD)
https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/19518/564260?utm_source=brighttalk-portal&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=knowledge-feed&utm_term=channel-feed-result-1

About a third of Americans are now working from home, more ever than before.  And quite simply, that's due in large part because of COVID-19 and the pandemic that was unleashed across the globe this year. 

In this latest VMblog #WorkFromHome Series, we're exploring what technology means in this current paradigm shift of working remotely.  And in order to do that, we're reaching out to industry experts to help shine a light on the subject.  We're asking these experts to offer up their opinions and advice on what's taking place now and where things go in the future. 

In this Q&A, VMblog connected with industry expert, Michael Kent, CTO at Login VSI, to get his opinion on the work from home topic and at the same time, find out more about how Login VSI can help companies achieve a positive work from home shift.