Overcoming common obstacles to VDI implementation
Implementing virtual desktop infrastructure is a big change for any organization.
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Government agencies show power, potential of VDI
Why use virtual desktop infrastructure? Many government agencies have found plenty of reasons to do so, including supporting their increasingly diverse device fleets and reducing overall power consumption.
How desktop virtualization enables better BYOD management
Virtual desktop infrastructure has undergone a renaissance in recent years as more organizations take up and support mobility initiatives.
Cybersecurity shifts to managed network security
Companies are increasingly looking to more comprehensive solutions such as additional security training, advanced malware detection, vulnerability scanning services and managed network security services.
Reports highlight recent malware explosion
With infections on the rise and becoming more insidious, companies can benefit from enlisting malware removal services to address this ongoing problem.
Why managed services are essential for security success
With a trusted managed services provider, companies can develop a clear information governance plan, laying out a strategy to keep files safe throughout their life in the company environment.
Approach BYOD with a realistic mindset
To smoothly manage a BYOD rollout, companies can benefit from working with a managed services provider and adopting sanctioned hosted collaboration solutions.
3 advantages of server virtualization
Server virtualization is quickly becoming the preferred deployment model for corporate data centers, as companies look to tap into the benefits of managing servers on a software level.
Creating BYOD value while minimizing risk
Bring Your Own Device programs are growing in popularity, and, as they evolve, the techniques for managing them are evolving as well.
Embracing virtual desktop infrastructure through managed services
Virtual desktop infrastructure was recently named as the No. 3 highest “low-risk/high-reward” technology in Computer Economics’ “Technology Trends 2014” study.