Join us for an interactive deep dive into two powerful access methods for Windows 365: Link and Boot. We’ll explore how each approach connects users to their Cloud PCs, what makes Windows 365 Link a game-changer, and where Windows 365 Boot still leaves room for improvement. Through live demonstrations, we’ll reveal the hidden weak spots of Windows 365 Boot, showing just how easily users can step outside the intended secure environment if the local device isn’t properly locked down. You’ll walk away understanding why a purpose-built, hardened device is far more reliable than trying to build your own Boot setup from scratch.

Microsoft recently introduced Windows 365 Frontline Shared, a new and powerful option in the Windows 365 family. But how does it fit alongside your existing setup, whether that’s a desktop running in Windows 365 Enterprise or Azure Virtual Desktop? In this session, we’ll break down what Frontline brings to the table and how you can position it as a cost-effective, flexible solution, especially for scenarios involving external contractors and more. Join to see where it makes sense, how to deploy it, gain in-depth insights into TCO and when to recommend it.

In this session, we will provide a hands-on demo of Windows 365 Frontline Shared and the newly launched Cloud Apps. You will learn what Windows 365 is, what Frontline Shared is and how it can optimize your current environment. Designed specifically for task workers who only require access to applications for limited periods of time, Cloud Apps helps organizations deliver the right tools without unnecessary overhead. We will walk you through the available options and show you how to define and implement them effectively in your setup.