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VMware - Enterprise Desktop
Introduction
Achieve better management and control of desktops along with satisfied end users with VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
(VDI). VDI enables your organization to host desktops inside virtual machines running on centralized servers in a data center.
Users can access their virtual desktops remotely from a traditional PC, thin client or repurposed computer using a remote
display protocol. VDI enables you to:
- Manage desktops centrally, simplifying desktop installations, backups and maintenance.
- Control access to sensitive data and intellectual property by maintaining information in a secure data center.
- Provide individual isolated virtual desktops to end users that look and feel like their normal desktop.
- Integrate VDI seamlessly, using existing desktop management tools and with no changes to existing applications because
(virtual) desktops are simply running over a remote connection.
VDI gives you the benefits of server-based computing without the limitations of shared services technologies or the
application integration hassles.
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