Training materials organisation - Smoother integration with trainer resources, participant notes, slide decks, and the like.
Auto Upscaling Desktop - Should a participant’s or trainer’s desktop run low on oomph, extra resources (CPU, RAM, Disk) get added on the fly without interrupting the session.
Real time subtitles with translations - Picture this: an English-speaking trainer running a course for Japanese participants, who can then read Japanese subtitles instantly (open to customers who’ve ticked "Preview features").
Real time interpretation with AI - Japanese participants can listen to a live Japanese interpretation even while the trainer presents in English.
Participant assistant - The system lends a hand during labs by suggesting the next step or flagging an incorrect exercise, giving much quicker feedback when a user gets stuck. Also known as the Participant Assistant Agent. (available in Preview features)
Statistics - Course coordinators and stakeholders can keep an eye on how users are engaging across New Zealand.
DaDesktop for Work (DD4W)
Public Cloud - At the moment, DaDesktop for Work is only offered for private deployments; the goal is to roll it out as a public cloud service for everyone.
Better encryption integration - Currently, encryption setup sits purely with the operating system. Allowing users to hook it into DaDesktop with a GUI would make it a breeze (for instance, no need to punch in a password on the machine since the system already knows who you are).
Auto-switch Remote replica - The system will automatically create or pick up the nearest remote replica to cut down lag and boost the user experience.
DaDesktop Labs/Self-study
The system gives the user feedback on how they’re tracking with the lab.
Creator studio - Lab creators can easily tweak recordings online and sync them up with lab instructions, desktop templates, and other bits and pieces (already available in Beta).
Technical Roadmap
User Experience
Streamlining the user interface
Making it easier to grab cloud image O/S templates