Virtual Apps and Desktop

© 2020 MICROLAND LIMITED | Winning Workplaces | Virtual Desktop and Applications Infrastructure 03 As COVID-19 compels businesses to renew their focus on remote work to ensure business continuity, the productivity benefits of the new-normal are increasingly in focus. From being a challenge of the past to becoming the opportunity of the present, remote access technologies that support multiple use cases focused on accessing applications and data remotely via Virtual Private Network (VPN), Screen Sharing, Remote Desktop Services (RDS) and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) have evolved rapidly. Virtual Desktop and Applications we believe provides maximal leverage across 4 key parameters: • Scaling to the demands of an ever-expanding business ask • Security in the context of increased vulnerability • Savings from the resultant productivity and • Shareability of the enterprise network Virtual Desktop and Applications brings with it, rich dividends in user experience, mobility and flexibility. Fundamental to a Virtual Desktop and Applications solution is the fact its focus on centralized data management, prevents data breaches as the data does not reside on the endpoints, rather in the centralized data center storage. Users can access internal resources using a secure encryption protocol even on a low bandwidth connection, as the data is accessed via a stream of pixels. Virtual Apps and Desktops can be delivered by hosting the resources on-premise which involves Capex or shift to an OpEx model by leveraging the all cloud model or go hybrid to support wide range of use-cases. The possibilities are endless with the modern Virtual Apps and Desktops platforms. Microland has frameworks and tools that can help identify the right FIT model to support different persona related use cases including Employees, Temporary / Seasonal / Contractor Workload, Secondary Workspaces, BCP and DR scenarios and Remote Workforce. Microland has the expertise and robust frameworks to map the usage and security needs of different user personas from CXOs to Entry level associates across various enterprise departmental functions.