Omnissa is a digital work platform company spun off from VMware in 2024, providing endpoint management, virtual apps and desktops, digital employee experience and security software to 26,000 customers worldwide.
Omnissa is a digital work platform company formed on July 1, 2024 as a spin-off from VMware's End-User Computing business and backed by investment firm KKR. It is headquartered in Mountain View, California, with operations across the Americas, Europe and Asia-Pacific. The company builds software that unifies IT operations to deliver what it describes as self-healing, self-configuring and self-securing digital workspaces for organisations worldwide.
The Omnissa platform combines several product lines: Unified Endpoint Management for managing enterprise endpoints; Virtual Apps and Desktops for delivering virtual applications and desktops; Digital Employee Experience for measuring and improving how employees experience their devices and services; and Security & Compliance solutions that support employees and govern the use of AI. Technical work spans AI-driven workspace platforms, endpoint management, virtualisation, digital employee experience, security and compliance, and AI governance.
The company reports 26,000 customers globally, including seven of the top ten Fortune 500 companies, and counts more than 20 years of experience defining digital workspaces through its former VMware heritage. Its work sits at the intersection of enterprise IT management, end-user computing and cybersecurity.
