Why Do I Need Virtual Desktop Integration (VDI)?
How do users make sure that the data on their desktop is still safe when their organization moves to the cloud? In the halls of Concerto Cloud's offices, you'll often hear "Hey Rob!" in preface to a question just like this. And so, as part of the "Hey Rob!" video blog series, he answers this question by comparing the benefits of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) to those of Remote Desktop Services (RDS).
"I get asked a lot, "Hey, I'm moving all of my servers to the cloud, but I still have my desktop. How can I make sure that all of the data on my desktop is safe and secure when I move to the cloud?"
Remote Desktop Server Is Not A Great Desktop Replacement Strategy.
There are couple of options that organizations have for desktops in the cloud. A legacy solution that companies still sometimes use is a solution called Remote Desktop Services (RDS). RDS works well if you're publishing an application and you're making one or two applications available. But it's not a great desktop replacement strategy because it doesn't provide a good user experience. Typically, if something happens on the RDS server it can impact all users. As an example, you could have ten users logged into the system and one of those users could do something that then would consume all the memory or the processor on that server - as a result, all of the ...
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