A 311 call center uses floating instant-clone desktops. Operators need the same Windows call-center application on every login without baking it into the golden image. Which Horizon companion product attaches that application as a volume at login?
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Short Explanation
Think of the gold image as a clean apartment and App Volumes as a moving truck that backs the call-center app up to the door at login. Floating clones throw the furniture away at logoff, so you do not paint the app onto every wall of the image. UEM catalogs, printer maps, and UAG are different jobs.
Full Explanation
App Volumes delivers Windows applications as attachable packages (volumes) that mount at login, keeping the application separate from the OS image. That model fits floating instant clones, which reset and should not carry per-pool installs of the 311 app. Workspace ONE UEM application management targets endpoints and mobile catalogs, not VDI layering. DEM applies user-environment settings such as printers; UAG is the remote access gateway, not an application-delivery volume.