Case Studies

How a Global Insurance Enterprise Accelerated Windows 365 Adoption by 12 Months Using WorkspaceDNA

Admin — Mon, 02 Feb 2026 15:07:28 GMT

Company At a Glance

Industry: Global Insurance & Financial Services
Environment: Large-scale enterprise EUC estate with legacy management dependencies
What they needed: A safe, accelerated path to Windows 365 and cloud-managed endpoints
Overview: A global insurance enterprise operating at massive scale, where endpoint stability, security, and governance are critical to business continuity and regulatory compliance.

About the Organization

This global insurance enterprise supports tens of thousands of users worldwide across a highly complex end-user computing environment. Modernization was a priority, but stability, security, and governance could not be compromised.

Windows 365 and cloud-managed endpoints were strategically important — but moving forward without understanding application behavior posed unacceptable operational risk.

How KPMG Accelerated Its Windows 11 and Intune Modernization While Decommissioning Legacy Infrastructure

Admin — Mon, 02 Feb 2026 14:26:30 GMT

Company At a Glance

Industry: Auditing & Accounting /Professional Services
Environment: Global enterprise with a large, complex Windows application estate
What they needed: A safe, accelerated path to Windows 11, Intune, and cloud-managed endpoints while decommissioning legacy datacenter infrastructure
Company Overview: KPMG is a global professional services organization supporting tens of thousands of users worldwide. Secure ,reliable, and compliant IT operations are critical to delivering services at scale.

About KPMG

KPMG operates at global scale, supporting a large and diverse workforce with strict security, compliance, and operational requirements. As part of its broader cloud strategy, the organization committed to retiring legacy datacenter infrastructure and modernizing endpoint management.

Windows11, Intune, and Azure Virtual Desktop were central to this strategy — but application risk threatened delivery timelines.

Global Translation and Localization Firm Lionbridge Adopts Azure Virtual Desktop for Enhanced Efficiency and Security with the Help of WorkspaceDNA

Admin — Mon, 21 Jul 2025 21:45:43 GMT

With 2,100+ global customers and 350+ supported languages, Lionbridge needed to modernize how it managed hundreds of business-critical applications across regional offices. The company turned to Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop and WorkspaceDNA to securely centralize infrastructure, ensure compatibility across its application estate, and streamline its global desktop migration—with speed, automation, and confidence.

Global Steel Leader Outokumpu Cuts App Migration Time by 97% with WorkspaceDNA and Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop

Admin — Mon, 21 Jul 2025 21:30:05 GMT

Outokumpu, the global leader in sustainable stainless steel, launched Project Optimus to modernize its legacy application infrastructure. With over 1,500 apps—90% of them homegrown—and decades-old Citrix environments scattered across the globe, manual testing was no longer an option. Outokumpu turned to WorkspaceDNA to automate application validation, accelerate its migration to Azure Virtual Desktop and Microsoft Intune, and eliminate patch-related downtime—saving time, costs, and critical IT resources.

How the University of Cambridge Is Modernizing IT Service Delivery with WorkspaceDNA

Admin — Mon, 21 Jul 2025 21:13:44 GMT

About Cambridge University

As one of the world’s most prestigious academic institutions, the University of Cambridge is renowned for its pursuit of excellence in teaching and research. Recently, the University of Cambridge is also leading the charge in transforming its decentralized IT operations into a modern, centralized, cloud-based service. At the heart of this transformation is a bold initiative to standardize desktop delivery and application management across more than 150 departments and 31 colleges – each of which were previously managing their own tools, infrastructure, and processes.

The Goal

The goal was to create a unified, secure, and scalable managed desktop environment that minimized technical debt from legacy tools without stripping departments of the flexibility they need to support specialized academic and research workloads. To support this transformation, Cambridge partnered with Rimo3 to automate its application validation, packaging, and patching processes; and support rapid OS upgrades from Windows 10 to Windows 11, freeing its IT teams to focus on innovation instead of repetitive tasks.

How to Test 1,500 Applications in 3 Days: A Major Car Manufacturer’s Story

Admin — Thu, 17 Apr 2025 10:39:27 GMT

Keeping Applications Aligned with Continuous Windows Change

In an industry where technological innovation is key to productivity and safety, one of the world's largest car manufacturers needed to keep its extensive application portfolio in sync with continuous Windows updates. Automating application testing before deployment was essential to ensure the reliability and security of global manufacturing operations.

How A European Electronics Company Migrated Applications to a New Windows OS In a Reduced Timeframe

Admin — Thu, 17 Apr 2025 10:27:49 GMT

Modernizing Application and OS Migration Without Disruption.

A major European electronics company faced a significant challenge migrating hundreds of applications to a new Windows Operating System (OS) from physical hardware. The IT team’s primary concerns were potential compatibility issues, risk to business continuity, and the need to maintain the highest security standards during the migration process.

How UK’s Largest Building Society Reduced Downtime and Decreased Rollout Times for Application Patching

Admin — Thu, 17 Apr 2025 09:47:30 GMT

In the finance sector, where the integrity and security of data are paramount, staying ahead of cyber threats through timely updates and patches is critical.