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Craig J. Johnston

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    Horizon 8
    Horizon Cloud
    Workspace ONE
    App Volumes
    Dynamic Environment Manager
    Digital Employee Experience (DEX)
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  1. It can seem frustrating to have a great idea that you know will help make your administration life easier, or satisfy the need to extract data from Workspace ONE UEM, but to get to your goal you need to learn a programming language. Why not give this video a watch. It shows a very simple use case achieved by using the Workspace ONE UEM REST APIs, and the app is written in Python (or at least a dialect of Python). The app has a lot of very useful comments throughout making it easy for a beginner to follow along even if you have never written any Python code yourself. The code itself is on GitHub here. It is ready to run and has step-by-step instructions to get you going fast. The video explaining it all is here:
  2. PROBLEM The current method of setting up Single Sign On (SSO) between Workspace ONE Access and other products like Okta, PING, Salesforce.com, etc. requires a decent amount of knowledge about how SAML and SSO works, the industry ”lingo”, and the “lingo” each product uses (including ours). Scenarios where this is particularly painful are: “I’d love to offer SSO for my apps. I’ve heard that our Workspace ONE installation can do this, but I don’t have the time to learn how to set it up.” “I’m doing a POC of Workspace ONE and would love to include SSO, but I don’t have the skills to set it up. My very busy Okta admin offered to give me access to Okta, but I don’t know how Okta works.” “My CISO is demanding that we move to SSO for our SaaS apps. We have Workspace ONE and I’m not sure they support this, or how to get it setup. I think I’ll just move to Azure.” Today configurations are done with text menus and screens. SOLUTION What if remove the barriers to setting up SAML and SSO? What if we design a visual console where admins can drag and drop objects and place connectors to design how they see it working. Then our console/tool makes all of the changes needed using remote API calls to the different components in the diagram, providing visual feedback on whether they were successful. For steps that cannot be achieved via remote API calls, we step the admin through the steps using well written verbiage and screenshots. Our console does all the work, while the admin just visualizes what they want. Perfect for: POCs. Ad-hoc experimentation Production setups Troubleshooting later on Admin does drag-and-drop, and we do the rest of the work Example screen
  3. Do you have a great idea to make Workspace ONE Access better and more accessible to our current and future customers? Why not share your ideas here.
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