Application & Desktop virtualization

Better yet, expensive technology deployments become history when you deploy VDI across your enterprise. You can deploy thousands of laptops and desktop computers in less time and at lower costs. Unless there is a hardware failure, all maintenance can be done through software updates, minimizing the time IT staff must spend physically working on PCs.

With VDI, there’s no lost user time and productivity when there’s a hardware failure. Now, a user can pull up their VDI desktop and data on another corporate or personal device without the need to configure anything.

Employees can securely access their corporate VDI desktops and data from anywhere. VDI can play an integral role in a telework or even BYOD program because it provides secure access to an employee’s desktop environment.
Additionally, a VDI client can provide a richer desktop experience than a typical mobile device, letting employees access specialized applications and functionalities on the go.
VDI’s capabilities to increase productivity at work also extend to IT administrators, who no longer must spend hours configuring PCs for new hires, as they can now clone desktops from a server.

VDI helps improve the Continuity of Operations (COOP) for large companies. When faced with travel delays or severe weather, having a VDI in place means employees can pick back up and start working at home or in a corporate office in another location with full access to their VDI desktop and data.

Similarly, IT departments can deploy new equipment, get recent employees up to speed — even move or deploy a new office location at a much faster speed than if they had to tear down and set up a whole set of discrete machines and monitors.