The big driver towards Virtual Desktops today is obvious – the digital diaspora among knowledge workers due to the worldwide shift to remote working. VDI has been on an upswing for the last decade as virtualization technologies have improved to enable a remote user experience on par or even exceeding what users might recieve locally. Yet in the average organization, the percentage of user-days hosted on local desktops or laptop O/S remained greater than on virtual desktops.
This year we believe a reversal is in progress – virtual desktops are becoming the new corporate baseline. Organizations are dramatically expanding their VDI footprint and online app catalog depth to respond to the overwhelming remote user demand for access to all their favorite applications and required data with high performance on any device anywhere.
Check out this market research report with data gleaned from over 150 responses from IT professionals across a variety of enterprises. It explores and answers how IT can best and consistently serve apps and data access to a distributed workforce with disparate needs, and addresses the best solutions for ensuring security, performance, and productivity for all apps, all data, anytime, anywhere.
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