Do Virtual Desktops Fit?

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Having been back at the coalface helping organisations to mobilise their operations in days rather than months or even years, those with the fundamentals in place suffer far less service disruption, concede much less ground on user-experience, and manage to maintain the core semblance of their security posture.

Where Do Virtual Desktops Fit In?
Until fairly recently, virtual desktops have been considered a bit “old hat”. Over the years, most organisations have taken at least a peek at the benefits of having a corporate desktop that is accessible from anywhere and from any device. Some have wholeheartedly taken the plunge, some have been happy sticking to the shallow end, and others have abandoned the idea altogether.

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For those who only really revisit virtual desktops and apps at renewal time, or when faced with a compelling new business challenge, you may have missed somewhat of a revolution…

What hasn’t helped is the fact that the ‘I’ in VDI, namely infrastructure, is expensive; the setup is complex; and feeding and watering the platform to keep it as stable and performant as it was on day one is demanding.