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Get answers to your questions about Windows 365, the end user experience, the IT admin experience, and how you can manage Cloud PCs using the same workflows and tools you use today with traditional P...
Heather_Poulsen
Updated Dec 27, 2024
danjb
Jul 21, 2021Brass Contributor
The number 1 reason customers require a cloud desktop is to able Tuess non-SaaS, client-server apps. How will they be to accomplish this with W365 Business edition? Will there be a way to connect it to any Azure networks or anything? Could we use VPN? Otherwise what's the point? It's just a desktop where we can use MS Office apps instead of using on the local computer?
Also: in order to take advantage of Microsoft Endpoint Manager for cloud-based management of W365 we need W365 Enterprise edition. However, we are then required to use on-prem hybrid connection. My question is would you consider bringing Microsoft Endpoint Manager to W365 Business for those organizations that are in the "business" category with "business" budgets that are not interested in on-prem infrastructure and have made investments in M365 Business that has Microsoft Endpoint Manager capabilities.