Omnissa Workspace ONE

Omnissa Workspace ONE delivers unified endpoint management alongside Horizon virtual desktops, both running on Omnissa platform services, following the separation of VMware's end user computing business into an independent company.

That independence is worth understanding when evaluating it. The technology has a long enterprise track record from its VMware years, while the company is new, which means the product maturity and the vendor maturity are at different stages. For a buyer that cuts both ways: proven software, and a supplier still establishing its own roadmap and support organisation.

Pairing endpoint management with virtual desktops is the genuine architectural advantage. An organisation typically needs both, managing physical devices for most staff while delivering virtual desktops to contractors, call centres or regulated roles, and running two vendors means two identity integrations, two policy models and two support relationships for what users experience as one thing.

The offering is organised around four outcomes rather than products: digital employee experience for productive and satisfied staff, security and compliance managing complexity, unified endpoint management enhancing security without sacrificing experience, and virtual desktops and applications. Named sectors include education, federal government, financial services, healthcare, public sector and retail, alongside application lifecycle management, experience measurement, frontline worker support and endpoint risk remediation. Pricing is not published.