Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Vs. Remote Desktop Services (RDS)
Both RDS and VDI are core components of desktop virtualization, and they satisfy specific computing requirements and scenarios with deployment readiness and flexibility. VDI and RDS have peculiarities that adapt to the different needs of a business, but making a choice between them could be difficult for some companies. Benefits of Virtual Desktop
Take a Closer Look at Your Storage Infrastructure to Resolve VDI Performance Issues
Adopting virtual desktops is a project that sounds appealing in theory, but can be quite tough to pull off in reality. Performance is one of the greatest roadblocks deterring VDI adoption, and more often than not performance issues can be directly traced back to storage infrastructure. Laptops these days are flash-based and users have become extremely comfortable
Future Trends in VDI Technology
Mobility is the demand in current organization. Enterprises are constantly looking to meet the demand of flexibility and work on-the-go for their employees. This has led companies to make their IT infrastructure more flexible and hence move towards Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). However in the coming year advancement in the virtual desktop infrastructure