What I like best about Nerdio Manager is that it enables a more delegated operating model for Azure Virtual Desktop. Instead of routing every application-related task through the central workspace team, application teams can be given controlled self-service capabilities and take greater responsibility for their own application lifecycle. This reduces unnecessary handoffs and allows workspace specialists to focus on the shared platform, governance and automation.

Nerdio also makes Azure consumption easier to optimise through autoscaling and centralised management. The integration with Rimo3 supports application testing and validation as part of the lifecycle, and the initial setup is relatively straightforward. I also like the direction of Nerdio’s AI capabilities, particularly the ability to create scripted actions using natural-language guidance rather than requiring extensive programming knowledge. Also Nerdio pricing model seems to fit to customers as it is pay-as-you-go product. User interface has also seen good improvements on latest releases, however i think that the latest UI was a downgrade as it is more difficult to navigate than the earlier ones Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Latest menu structure is not as good and easy to navigate as the previous ones Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.