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AWS re:Invent 2023 - Disrupting your thinking on end user computing (EUC205)

Summary

Munir, the general manager of end-user computing at AWS, discusses the evolution and innovation in AWS's end-user computing services, including WorkSpaces, AppStream 2.0, and WorkSpaces Web.
AWS's approach to end-user computing is rooted in flexibility, choice, and customer experience, with a focus on overcoming constraints such as cost, security, staffing, and software licensing.
AWS offers a variety of desktop and operating system options, including Ubuntu, Amazon Linux, and Windows, with a range of instance types and productivity software like M365.
AWS has introduced multi-session capabilities for WorkSpaces, multi-region resilience, and new GPU instances for AppStream 2.0.
AWS is migrating all instances to new types for better performance and user experience.
AWS has launched a thin client device, WorkSpaces Thin Client, designed to be cost-effective, secure, and simple to manage, with hardware-based authentication and integration with AWS services.
Customer stories from Genomics England and Intuit highlight the real-world applications and benefits of AWS's end-user computing solutions.
AWS continues to innovate and expand its offerings, including support for third-party services and protocols for DIY solutions.

AWS's end-user computing services are designed to address common constraints faced by organizations, such as cost reduction, security, and the need for flexible scaling.
The introduction of the WorkSpaces Thin Client device represents a significant step in AWS's strategy to provide a comprehensive end-user computing solution that extends beyond virtual desktops and applications to include the physical endpoint.
AWS's commitment to customer experience is evident in the emphasis on performance, reliability, and user feedback, as demonstrated by the stories shared by Genomics England and Intuit.
The use of AWS services for diverse applications, from genomic research to financial services, showcases the versatility and scalability of AWS's end-user computing offerings.
AWS's approach to innovation is customer-centric, focusing on delivering remarkable features and cost savings, as well as aligning with industry values such as those of the Coalition for Fair Software License Principles.
The integration of AWS's end-user computing services with existing IT infrastructure and third-party tools allows for a seamless transition and continuity for IT admins and end users.
AWS's strategy includes not only fully managed services but also DIY solutions, providing customers with the flexibility to choose the best fit for their specific needs and technical capabilities.