A health-department technician wants to layer a Windows clinic desktop application onto RDSH session hosts. A colleague suggests Workspace ONE UEM because app management is UEM. Which statement correctly scopes App Volumes?
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Short Explanation
UEM is the phone-and-tablet locker; App Volumes is the Windows layer that snaps onto VDI and RDSH. Same word “app,” two different lockers. Clinic phones stay on UEM; clinic Windows sessions get App Volumes packages.
Full Explanation
App Volumes provides application layering for Horizon VDI and RDSH Windows sessions, attaching packages independently of the gold image. Workspace ONE UEM application management is the mobile/endpoint catalog and is not a substitute for App Volumes. App Volumes does not replace Horizon Client, and it is not merely a log agent for Assist. Keep the products distinct: UEM for devices, App Volumes for Windows desktop/RDSH layers.