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	The result was found in its &ldquo;The Meconomy 2014 : How &ndash;The New Workforce is Enabling Business at the Speed of Life&rdquo; study. Vmware announced the result at a media briefing on April 25, 2014.</div>
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	Following the finding, Vmware introduced Horizon 6 , an innovative new product that helps enterprises support IT and End-Users in the Mobile Cloud Era through the ability to manage mobile devices across all platforms.</div>
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Six out of ten adults working in Thailand prefer working at home, VMware finds

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