What does the Desktop Virtualization User role allow a user to do?

The Desktop Virtualization User role is specifically designed to enable users to access and use remote applications that are published in application groups within a virtual desktop infrastructure. This role allows users the essential permissions needed to connect to the applications without providing broader administrative controls, such as modifying virtual machine settings or managing resource groups.

This role is significant for end-users who need to gain access to applications for their work without the complexities associated with managing the underlying infrastructure. By granting this specific role, organizations can ensure that users can fully utilize the resources available to them in a secure and controlled manner, leading to improved productivity and user experience.

Accessing applications in an application group is a critical function of the Desktop Virtualization User role, as it directly aligns with the purpose of providing virtualized applications to users efficiently.