Service and Support: Users of both of the VMware solutions tell us that service and support range from adequate to poor. Pricing: Users consistently feel both solutions are very expensive. Users would like to see better integration with WIndows 10 and improved patch management policies. Users like the stability and Workspace One offers great support for multiple operating systems and makes managing them all very simple. Workspace One is very user-friendly and easy to use. Workspace One Users are very happy with the remote management applications, and the tracking of devices is consistently a favorite among many users. However, users tell us there are some issues with remote application features and that integration to the cloud could be more seamless. Horizon 7 offers great connectivity and is very secure. Users feel that the solution is stable, flexible, and very easy to scale. Features: Horizon 7 users like that the solution is hyper-converged, which makes scaling easy and straightforward. In contrast, several Workspace One users feel that deployment could be simplified if there was an integrated console that offered a better view of all products. Horizon 7 offers a test phase so users can see the impact that an install will have on their system and whether there will be any issues. Ease of Deployment: Many VMware Horizon 7 users tell us deployment is easy and one of their favorite features of the solution. After reading all of the collected data, you can find our conclusion below. 
The product is available on a one-time license basis and support is extended via phone, email and other online measures.We performed a comparison between VMware Horizon 7 and VMware Workspace One based on our users’ reviews in four categories. Horizon can be deployed on-premise or hosted in the cloud. Additionally, it provides designers and engineering teams with shared workstations, enabling them to collaborate on graphical 3D projects.
Professionals can secure the virtual infrastructure with role-based access control and single sign-on (SSO) capabilities. Using Horizon's Dynamic Environment Manager, enterprises can configure security policies according to business requirements and enforce them across all desktop environments and end-user profiles. Built on a hyper-converged infrastructure solution, it enables IT teams to add individual nodes or appliances, monitor system performance and identify potential issues with automated alerts and real-time analytics. Horizon is a desktop virtualization software that provides businesses with a digital workspace to access and manage virtual desktops or published applications on a centralized platform.
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