Forward-thinking companies are taking the integral step of implementing virtualized desktops to transform their data infrastructure from an expense to a strategic asset.

Traditional PCs

PCs with Virtual Desktop

 VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) 

Devices Supported :
Zero clients, thin clients, mobile phones, tablets, laptops, desktops

Desktop Management

Centralizing desktop management is an exceptionally difficult task in the face of a widely distributed computing environment and the corporate workforce.

Total Cost of Ownership

Ongoing PC management including deployment of software, patches and updates can be time consuming and labor-intensive because of the need to test and confirm deployments for a wide range of PC configurations.

Data Security

It is a challenge to ensure that data on PCs is effectively backed up and can be restored when the PCs fail or files are lost.

Low Resource Utilization

The distributed nature of PCs makes it quite difficult to pool the resources to enhance the utilization and reduce costs.

Workforce Mobility

Because desktop environments and the data they use are hosted in a central or remote server, employees have the ability to work anywhere, anytime, no matter what may happen at the office. Virtualized  desktops allow companies to attract talent from any location, by offering the ability to work remotely, while still collaborating with coworkers.

Centralized Management, back-ups and recovery

Centralized management of all devices, BYOD included, allows the company to manage administration, deployment and compliance from a central location. Recovering a virtual desktop to an originally deployed state and conducting backups can be relatively easy in a VDI situation.

VDI Cost Savings

When considering the total cost of ownership, simplistic evaluations of costs fail to show the full picture. There are hidden costs and risks with each desktop management model and each execution model. Key areas of cost savings for VDI include:

• •  Hardware Provisioning Logistics
• •  Hardware Maintenance
• •  Hardware Duration
• •  Less Downtime
• •  System Performance
• •  Application Management

Reduced Data Security Threats.

With virtualized desktops, the actual data rests in the data centers or remote servers, eliminating the loss of data on local machines.  Because data is centralized, it is easier to detect and isolate viruses or threats before they cause damage. Further, the virtual machine has no contact with a machine's operating system, so there is little possibility of a program damaging other files or applications.

Virtual GPU

GPU graphics devices are designed to optimize complex graphics operations and enable them to run at high performance without overloading the CPU. GPU provides unparalleled graphics performance, cost-effectiveness and scalability by sharing a single physical GPU among multiple virtual machines as separate GPU-enabled passthrough devices.

Supports Green Initiatives, Saves Power.

VDI separates the hardware resources from the operating system and applications of a physical workstation. This means that multiple, sometimes under-utilized, computers can be virtualized into a single physical computer. Separating these components and managing them more efficiently and virtually saves on power and the use and disposal of devices.