VDI is a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure. It provides virtual desktops to users over a network. It centralizes user desktops in a data center.
With VDI, IT staff can easily and consistently manage PCs from a single location.
VDI enhances security by keeping data centralized and reducing the risk of data loss from endpoint devices.
Reduce hardware costs with VDI by using thin clients or reusing older hardware to access virtual desktops.
It allows to easily scale resources up and down according to company's needs without making major changes in infrastructure.
Employees may work from any location with an internet connection thanks to remote desktop access.