Azure Virtual Desktop

Since a permanent connection between the end device and the server must be guaranteed for the use of virtual desktops, integration does not make sense in all application scenarios. This is why, for example, work on the road cannot always be optimally implemented with the help of virtual desktops. On the other hand, virtual desktops are particularly useful in environments with high security requirements, as compliance requirements can be optimally observed and unintentional data transfer to the outside world is also prevented. Thus, home office is a typical application scenario which, thanks to virtual desktops, enables secure work even on private end devices. At the same time, virtual desktops are worthwhile for dynamic or time-limited users, as there is no need to purchase new hardware. This can mean great cost savings. In the same way, you simplify the mobile working day by connecting external users to the company network much more efficiently and quickly and by better managing high technical requirements.

The integration of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure can present many challenges. For example, to deploy it in your own data center, you need to ensure sufficient computing power, and the provision of individual user profiles can also involve a high degree of technical complexity. The risk of incorrect licensing due to operating systems and access types can also be high. For this reason, we recommend that you use the Azure Virtual Desktop (WVD) infrastructure together with us. AVD is a cloud-based service from Microsoft for the virtualization of desktops and applications. The service reduces the risks mentioned above by using the infrastructure highly automated from the Microsoft cloud platform Azure. With AVD you can use your modern workplace as optimized as possible.