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Virtual Desktop NAS

For IT organizations that are looking to simplify and improve the efficiency of desktop computing, Virtual Desktop NAS such as vDesk over the Network, provides a solution that can be up and running in a few days without extensive up front capital costs.

Secure Mobile Computing

Many enterprises are looking for ways to improve the productivity of their workforces but struggle with the cost of providing company and supported laptops for every single employee. Mobile employees can significantly improve their productivity if they have access to their familiar desktop with all of their applications, data and settings whether they are on an airplane traveling, working at a customer site or visiting remote branch office.

Disaster Recovery and Pandemic Planning

Enterprises have spent millions to provide business continuity in the face of unexpected disasters. Servers and storage have been duplicated and every effort made to keep the data center safe.

Unmanaged Desktops

Today’s enterprise is global, and so are the services that it must provide. Outsourcing has solved many economic issues, but how to get remote employees connected – safely and cost effectively – has remained an elusive goal. On one end of the spectrum, outsourced employees get their own laptop, which is extremely costly and hard to maintain.

Software Container

Enterprises sometimes have a requirement to run applications that can be difficult or even impossible to install and configure for use on all devices. Such applications may also conflict with others commonly installed applications on the user PC.

VDI Solution

If you have already invested in a VDI architecture, you may have found that making it work for your users in every situation can be difficult and costly. Persistent pools give a consistent user experience, but can pose expensive storage problems. Non-persistent pools cut costs, but can also make for an inconsistent user experience.

Mac OS

Many users today have come to prefer the Mac as their platform of choice. Others need to run applications that only run well on a Mac. While this is a legitimate choice for home users, it can prove to be difficult to accommodate in a business environment, where most infrastructure is designed around Microsoft Windows.