in this video I will give you a quick overview of the end-user experience
using workspace one access first out is using the web portal on a PC I've logged
into the workspace one access portal and the very first thing I seen is my
favorites here users can list their most commonly used applications for easy and
quick access with a simple click I get single sign-on access to any of my
applications instead of launching the web version of Office 365
I could via the portal download the native version of any of the office
applications I would still have the same single sign-on access but more on that
later looking at the application catalog I can find all my enterprise
applications I can search use the recommendations or simply find them by
categories next I want to launch a published application in this case it's
a horizon published application but citrix application and desktops are also
supported again I have single sign-on access into the application this time it
is as a logged in domain user I'm accessing the application as a user I
have single sign-on access to all my business application
from one single location but workspace one portal is much more than only an
application catalog and single sign-on
for example we have people search here you can search and find your colleagues
and where they sit within the organization
we also have the notifications here the company can send messages to all
employees in an easy fashion we also have the mobile flows functionality
mobile flows allow for users to interact with business processes without even
launching any application here's an approval request that I can directly
from within the portal either accept or reject but I'll show you the mobile
client as well so I'll leave the request unanswered for now users can customize
their portal behavior here I'll change the horizon launch behavior to use the
web browser client instead of the native horizon client
and as you can see now the published application is launched in a browser tab
instead of using the separate client so that was the web portal the benefit with
the web portal is of course universal device support any device with a web
browser can make use of the web portal but we have a native client called
intelligent hub as well today the client is available on Windows MacOS Android
and iOS let me show you how the intelligent hub looks like on an iPad
but the look and feel are the same on all other platforms immediately when
launched I see my favorite applications I see any newly added as well as
recommended applications I also have easy access to the different categories
for simple navigation and finding the right application I can choose to launch
a web version of the application again with single sign-on access and in this
case I'm being authenticated using our unique and seamless mobileSSO
functionality next now look for my virtual or published application
in this case I'm being transferred from a mobile device user all the way to be a
logged in Active Directory domain user not having to enter any information at
all web-based access and remote that applications are all well but to get the
absolute best user experience you need to use the native versions of the
applications workspace one and the intelligent hub supports managing native
applications for iOS Android MacOS and Windows in the catalog I can search for
and find native applications just as easy as web and virtual ones I can
self-service the distribution of the application getting it deployed onto my
device instantaneously
and I get access to the application with the same seamless user authentication as
with the web and virtual applications
in the intelligent hub client I have access to the same productivity tools as
the other web portal I can use people search to find my colleagues and see
where they are within the organization
and I have the same notifications available to me and this time let's do
approve that purchase request and that was a quick overview of the workspace
one access catalog and some of its capabilities