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Make Turbo apps a seamless part of your organization's digital ecosystem. With Turbo's

VMWare

integration, users can open, edit, and create

VMWare

files directly inside any Turbo app. No more downloading, editing, and re-uploading files to the cloud.

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Make Turbo apps a seamless part of your organization's digital ecosystem. With Turbo's

VMWare

integration, users can open, edit, and create

VMWare

files directly inside any Turbo app. No more downloading, editing, and re-uploading files to the cloud.

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Owner
Turbo
Category
Delivery
Status
Released
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Automatically manage and provision virtual desktop infrastructure. With Turbo, VM's launch faster and simpler.

Make Turbo apps a seamless part of your organization's digital ecosystem. With Turbo's

VMWare

integration, users can open, edit, and create

VMWare

files directly inside any Turbo app. No more downloading, editing, and re-uploading files to the cloud.

Make Turbo apps a seamless part of your learning ecosystem. With Turbo's

VMWare

integration, students can launch apps with one click from

. Empower instructors to create app groupings tailored to their course.

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No disruptions for end users

Run apps just like a native application with the same user experience, desktop integrations, and performance.
Manage one virtual machine

Turbo allows you to run all your desktop applications on one VM desktop without modifying the application. Spare management overhead time and reduce costs with less RDS Client Access Licenses (RDS CAL).

Built for Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

Give users the flexibility to edit files across devices without sacrificing convenience. Files saved to the T: drive automatically save to the cloud for easy access on the next device or app.

Pay only for what you use

Elastic fleets make virtual servers available within seconds and only bill for actual usage time, not standby time. Microsoft manages the capacity backing the elastic fleet so customers only provision and pay for compute that is actually used.

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