Vmware, Inc.

Airwatch LLC

Noah Wasmer

Ramani Panchapakesan

Gangadhar Nittala

Matthew Eccleston

Jad Chamcham

Christian Matthew Leroy

Sulay Shah

Yaron Halperin

Gerald I L Cheong

Disclosed are various examples for managing network resource permissions for applications through the use of an application catalog. An identification of a particular application from the application catalog is received from a managed client device. The identification indicates a particular security group of multiple security groups. A network of the organization is configured to provide the particular application on the managed client device with access to a set of resources corresponding to the particular security group.

Managing network resource permissions for applications using an application catalog

Disclosed are various approaches performing actions on data items in a third-party service with a network-accessible application programming interface from an email client. The email client can perform an action as specified by an email service profile, which specifies how to identify the email message, the data item and how to interact with the network-accessible application programming interface.

Architecture for performing action in a third-party service by an email client

Disclosed are various approaches performing actions on data items in a third-party service with a network-accessible application programming interface from an email client. The email client can perform an action as specified fey an email service profile, which specifies how to identify the email message, the data item and how to interact with the network-accessible application programming interface.

Architecture for performing actions in a third-party service by an email client

Disclosed are various examples for managing network resource permissions for applications through the use of an application catalog. A user interface presenting an application catalog is generated that includes a listing of applications that are available to managed client devices in an organization. A selection of a particular application from the application catalog is received from a managed client device. The selection indicates a particular security group of multiple security groups. A network of the organization is configured to provide the particular application on the managed client device with access to a set of resources corresponding to the particular security group.

A virtual machine (VM) is accessed by receiving user log-in information, the log-in information identifying a user and a corresponding VM, the VM having a local copy and a remote copy. A selected copy of the VM is identified based on at least one of a policy and a user selection, the selected copy being one of the local copy and the remote copy of the VM. A desktop generated by the selected copy of the VM is presented to the user in a common application graphical user interface, the common application graphical user interface being used regardless as to whether the selected copy of the VM is the local copy or the remote copy.

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