Yes, I also have a fairly hefty VMware vSphere setup, but I can't really carry that on my laptop.
I've used Fusion before in the past at companies that use Microsoft Windows, but wanted a nice shiny Apple MAC sitting on the front desks.
The new versions of VMware's Client hypervisor are as follows.
VMware Workstation 14 Pro
- Run multiple operating systems simultaneously on the same PC
- Choose from hundreds of support Guest and Host OS's
- Ready for the latest releases of Windows 10
- Create restricted and expiring VMs
- Run VMware Workstation Pro as a server to share virtual machines with others
- Support for virtual tablet sensors including accelerometer, gyroscope and compass
- Move and access your virtual machines easily across VMware infrastructure
- Designed for MAC OS High Sierra and ready for the latest releases of Windows 10
- Run nearly any operating system on the Mac without rebooting
- Create linked clones to save time and disk space
- Create custom virtual networking configurations to simulate complex web or cloud environments
- Connect to vSphere to run, download or upload virtual machines
- Create restricted virtual machines that can expire