Remote Access
summary
Samsung launches a Remote Access service on Smart TV in 2019 and expands it to all Samsung Smart Screens claiming adoption on 30 million units per year and compatibility with over 90% of smart devices. It connects to PCs via RDP and VNC including macOS without extra client installs, supports Office 365, VMware Horizon and Imagine Workspaces, includes a dedicated Knox‑protected browser, auto‑binds PCs, remembers credentials with auto‑logout, offers a remote‑access media player and UIBC keyboard/mouse control; demos show it working for living rooms, meetings and classrooms.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker
- 1:06Smart screen strategy
- 5:12Remote access service launch
- 9:37Remote access everywhere
- 10:18Remote access panel features
- 12:36Remote PC demo
- 17:22Screen sharing demo
- 19:08Cloud services integration
- 22:08Office 365 demo
- 23:37Premium Horizon demo
- 25:53Imagine workspace demo
- 27:01Hancom space demo
- 28:27Use cases overview
- 28:50Living room use case
- 32:32Meeting room use case
- 35:28Classroom use case
- 37:07Collaboration opportunities
- 39:13Service components
- 41:00Payment and security
- 41:44Summary and next steps
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