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Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) refers to the use of virtual servers to manage and supply virtual desktops.
It is a centralized operating system making them accessible to end users on command. It is a desktop virtual server that runs & controls the desktop ecosystem, often Microsoft Windows in a data centre.
Accelerate the IT ecosystem, protect crucial workload deliver optimal performance with our HCI solution and go the extra mile.
Secure Remote PC Access
We offer remote PC access to instantly desktop virtualization advantages without the need to migrate the desktop to the data centre.
Cost Saving
Since processing is done on the server, hardware requirements for end devices are much lower. Users access virtual desktops from old devices lowering the need for IT purchases & latest expensive hardware.
Security
In a VDI ecosystem, data is accentuated on the server, rather than the client device. This serves to protect data if an endpoint device is ever stolen or compromised.
Centralized Management
The centralized format of VDI allows IT to easily patch, update and configure all virtual desktops in a particular system.
Open Technology Platform
Open digital workplace platform integrates with industry solutions. Using cognitive analytics and automation offers a contemporary digital workplace with advanced security capabilities.
Decrease Consumption
We help improve efficiency through centralized workloads to the cloud and decrease the per-desktop equivalent consumption.
Scaling Security and Expertise
We manage an array of devices and virtual desktop infrastructure solutions, handling humongous service contacts per month & incorporating robust security.
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A list of frequently asked questions listed here
VDI is a software technology that allows remote users to securely access an organization’s file server, file apps and computer system through the cloud using an internet connection.
VDI allows companies to create the same user experience and accessibility remotely just like they would have if they came into the office and used regular desktop computers.
VDI and RDS at times might not seem very different on the surface and some individuals use the term virtual desktops and remote desktops interchangeably.
While there are a lot of similarities when it comes to user experiences, there are also distinct differences, especially for IT professionals who need to maintain or serve both.
RDS is quite limited in devices it supports, but it is supported both on Mac and Windows. The key limitation of VDI is that it is a shared resource ambience.
It means if one particular user hangs or freezes an application, it impacts all users on the RDS application.
Flexibility- Users are not limited to only using their work computers or accessing data by coming into the office. VDI and Azure support mobile devices, and tablets, bring your device and an array of other options.
Infrastructure- IT departments may be able to extend the life of the company’s device or opt to purchase a less expensive computer since the working power of VDI is kept in the cloud
Continuity- Workers can have the same user experience from any given location. There is an internet connection and can access the same critical apps and data.
Even keyboards, mice and other interactions can stimulate the responsiveness you might experience while working at an office computer.
Scalability- As the need arises, VDI ambience can expand quickly or be decreased. As if a company experiences seasonal capacity surges, additional VDI capacity can be added or decreased as needed.