Published on 29 October 2021
As the work environment evolves, Forbes estimates that by 2025 70% of the workforce will be working remotely at least 5 days a month. With this in mind, it is important to consider steps your business can take to secure your competitive advantage and keep up with business continuity. Virtual Desktops can do both
A virtual desktop is a piece of software that imitates the desktop you would typically see on your PC. It allows you to access your desktop environment remotely from any device via an internet connection. The virtual desktop looks and feels like a physical desktop you would experience when using a PC. You would have access to all your operating systems, software, data and applications. The benefit is that regardless of what device you are using (for instance your phone) you will experience the same familiar environment and access to your data every time. All you need to do is open your browser and log in.
Virtual desktops give your business’s IT flexibility, whilst improving your security and cutting down on costs. Keep your employee’s productivity high by giving them a familiar desktop and work environment no matter the device. Manage their access and your data from a singular location and fix any IT issues with ease remotely. Improve your cyber security by keeping all your data on the cloud rather than employee devices. Reduce expenditure by reducing the amount of hardware and devices your business uses, whilst being able to quickly scale up or down.
There are many virtual desktop systems available, so it can become overwhelming, especially when things start to get a bit more technical. At Bluebell IT Solutions we recommend Microsoft’s Azure Virtual Desktop. Azure Virtual Desktop goes beyond traditional virtual desktop infrastructure to increase collaboration, scalability, cost and productivity. Speak to an expert today about Azure Virtual Desktop, or call us on 01908 044202.
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