Blogs from TMurgent
You probably saw my post about the end of life for App-V About Microsoft App-V End of Life – Confessions of a Guru (tmurgent.com)
In this post, I’ll highlight a summary of what a migration project looks like. You have time, but if your organization depends on App-V today, someone should be starting a planning project now.
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Most of our business is in training the IT Staffs of large organizations to enable them to better prepare and deliver applications to their (mostly) internal users, specifically around the Microsoft App-V and MSIX technologies. We also do some consulting in the Citrix and End-User-Computing space, and sell some tools. And the bulk of our …
When App-V 5 was released two years ago, I blogged about how we were renaming our training classes as “Experts” level, rather than the Masters Level designation that we used for the App-V 4.6 classes.
The idea was that while I had been working with pre-releases for almost a year, I knew that we didn’t know enough about the …
Microsoft App-V seems incredibly hot right now, with everyone getting ready to jump on App-V 5 when SP2 comes out. There is way more activity in this space than I have ever seen!
I have been running training classes on App-V for over six years now. Back when Microsoft bought Softricity, I saw an interest spike. But it was …
I haven’t posted a sequencing video in a while, so I was due. Then a customer queried me about dealing with a large package. When I looked into the question, I found that the way I used to deal with large packages isn’t supported by the sequencer any more (when did that change?).
So I worked out a …
With 2012 here and vacations behind us it is time to get serious about some App-V training. So what are our plans for training in the next quarter?
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We are working with a new partner, Agile360, to finally bring our Masters Level App-V Training class to California. We always get a lot of requests for |
As an MVP for App-V, Microsoft sometimes makes early versions privately available to us to get us to provide them some valuable feedback before it is too late in the development cycle to make changes. So I have been looking at the 4.6 SP1 changes for quite a while now — almost a year.
This enabled us an early start …
We finally made the decision and work is well under way. We will publish a book on App-V!
The book will be focused on being a reference for the App-V Client. We have a ton of material in the Companion Guides from our “Masters Level” App-V Training Classes that we do not really teach to so much as refer to …