Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

A VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) operates your team’s desktop operating system from a virtual machine on a remote server. Each team member then accesses their desktop remotely using their device.

Your organization has secure and easy access to all desktops in use, can provide desktop upgrades with little to no downtime, offer your employees access to their desktop from any device, avoid the risk of losing data when an employee loses or breaks a device, and can ensure better security of your desktops and files.

VDI is excellent for solving a wide variety of business challenges, including:

• Supporting remote users
• Reducing hardware maintenance expenses
• Consolidating and reducing hardware needs
• Improving collaboration
• Reduction in IT time to set up new users or repurpose old machines
• Offering staff improved mobility to work from anywhere

You can access your VDI environment from anywhere that has internet access. Using VDI, your team can access your network from a coffee shop, airport, home, the office and anywhere else they need to work. And the great part is, your network remains secure no matter their internet connection.

Yes, you can make the VDI accessible from a wide variety of devices, including personal computers, to give secure network access to your team from anywhere.