You might choose to provide end users with published applications rather than remote desktops. Individual published applications might be easier to navigate on a small mobile device.
End users can access published Windows-based applications by using the same Omnissa Horizon Client that they previously used for accessing remote desktops, and they use the same Omnissa Horizon Blast Extreme or PCoIP display protocol.
To provide a published application, you install the application on a Microsoft Remote Desktop Session (RDS) host. One or more RDS hosts make up a farm, and from that farm administrators create application pools in a similar manner to creating desktop pools. For farm sizing recommendations see Omnissa Configuration Maximums.
Using this strategy simplifies adding, removing, and updating applications; adding or removing user entitlements to applications; and providing access from any device or network to centrally or distributed application farms.
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