Zane Pritkovs – Consulting Managing Director for AVD, MDM, EMM, EUC (ThinPrint / ezeep)
Zane Pritkovs leads consulting across Azure Virtual Desktop, Mobile Device Management, and End-User Computing at ThinPrint (ezeep), serving as a trusted “solutions concierge” for shared-workspace and corporate IT customers. With decades of hands-on experience, he’s guided clients through seamless printintegration in complex environments - from ERP systems to coworking spaces. Zane actively supports the Azure Virtual Desktop community and frequently represents ezeep at industry events like GCUC and MS Ignite
Known forhis community-driven mindset (he leads a LinkedIn group on AVD professionals), Zane excels at crafting print workflows tailored for hybrid, mobile, and regulated environments - enabling businesses to print securely, effortlessly, and with enterprise-level reliability.
Written Articles
Video: See What’s New with Microsoft’s Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) Worldwide Release
Microsoft has announced its long-awaited Windows Virtual Desktop GA
(WVD) for all regions. Scott Manchester& Jeremy Chapman from Microsoft talked about a number of new features and how local files shares are brought into
Azure. Find out in this blog post also about printing for Windows
Virtual Desktop.
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October 1, 2019
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November 28, 2019
How to Solve Your Citrix Printing Problems
In times of rapidly changing workplaces and increasing digitalization, virtual desktops in particular represent undreamt-of opportunities to optimize and increase business processes. With Citrix, corporate structures can be easily and intuitively relocated to any device, regardless of location. Find out how you can ensure smooth printing.
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September 24, 2019
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November 29, 2019
What You Need to Know About Microsoft’s Windows Virtual Desktop
Just a few days ago, Microsoft WVD & RDS Group Manager Scott Manchester tweeted We are feature complete with #WVD and will be moving to the final phase for GA.” ThinPrint as a WVD partner has a unique insight into how Microsoft’s Windows 10 multiuser experience will work.
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August 16, 2019
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May 27, 2020
Microsoft to Offer Office 365 ProPlus on Windows Server 2019
Microsoft has for the first time announced that Office 365 ProPlus will in fact be coming to Windows Server 2019. This is welcome news for Microsoft customers who were facing deadlines to migrate from Windows Server 2008 R2 and 2012 R2. Find out more details in this blog post.
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July 11, 2019
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May 27, 2020
Windows Virtual Desktop – Public Preview Walkthrough
Microsoft has taken the next step and launched the public preview of Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop. Virtualization expert Henning Volkmer took an in-depth look at the public preview recently. You can check out his walkthrough video now to gain a quick overview of how it works.
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April 1, 2019
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November 28, 2019
Successful Desktop Virtualization with Remote Desktop modern infrastructure (RDmi)
The release of Remote Desktop modern infrastructure (RDmi), a further development of Remote Desktop Services, is expected in Q4 2018. In its development of RD modern infrastructure, Microsoft has concentrated on three main areas.
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June 29, 2018
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June 29, 2018
Cloud Printing: A Response to CIOReview
In an article in CIOReview Chad Leverenz discusses his vision of a cloud-only future based on Microsoft Azure. His recommendation: a cloud-only strategy. Here is what our ThinPrint Cloud Services CEO Christoph Hammer thinks about it and about the future of cloud printing.
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June 27, 2018
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November 28, 2019
The Evolution of the Shell: PowerShell
As a software developer by trade and by passion, I find the PowerShell to be an incredibly flexible shell. Personally, I feel that it is what shells were always meant to be. Object-piping feels so natural, it enables us to access specific parts of output from a command without parsing.
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September 24, 2016
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August 13, 2019