Over the years, overall IT infrastructure across organizations has transformed, and the recent global health event has only spurred the trend. The era of working in office cubicles – via company-issued systems – is fading away. Now, the near omnipresence of digital technologies and the availability of newer, more portable devices enable work from almost
Remote working technologies are one of the many things that gained popularity during the coronavirus pandemic but have remained popular even after the pandemic has passed. During this spell, the business world, particularly the IT sector, invested in and experimented with various novel technology solutions to keep the business running. One example of such a
Virtualization technology came into being about two decades ago. However, with numerous IT advances in the tech realm, the desktop virtualization journey only got better. Besides, the dramatic changes in work cultures, accentuated by the global health event, have pointed to more obvious cloud-based solutions: Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) and Remote Desktop Service (RDS). These
Managing your end-user devices wasn’t a core IT task until a few years ago. With anywhere, anytime working becoming the norm on a global scale, end-user device management has become a pressing IT challenge. IT teams now deal with the necessity of a seamless means of ensuring that remote and hybrid employees have uninterrupted access
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure or VDI is a form of desktop virtualization in which desktop environments are hosted on a central server. This technology allows for several desktop images to run within a virtual machine. The images are then delivered to the end-user via a network. The endpoints could be devices like PCs, tablets, smartphones, or
Key Takeaways Improper initial assessment, choosing the wrong VDI solution provider, and performance issues are some of the common challenges companies face when implementing VDI. User experience is one of the most important considerations to focus on when…
Key Takeaways Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) allows you to secure a remote desktop experience from virtually anywhere. You can deploy and manage your IT infrastructure and scale swiftly according to your business needs. AVD keeps your data and…
Key Takeaways While Microsoft has improved Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) at scale, IT administrators still should look at the caveats of the environment. WVD doesn’t offer an auto-scaling feature, but it provides a set of scripts with similar…
Key Takeaways VDI and DaaS have emerged as game-changers for businesses in today’s climate of workforce mobility and remote work. VDI uses a CAPEX financial model, while DaaS uses OPEX. Both VDI and DaaS are set to see at least double-digit adoption growth in the future. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought desktop as a service