Manage and Control Desktops from a Central Location Show me how

Enable your organization to host desktops inside virtual machines running on centralized servers in a data center using VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). Users can access their virtual desktops remotely from a traditional PC, thin client or re-purposed computer using a remote display protocol.

VDI enables you to:

Manage desktops centrally, simplifying desktop installations, backups and maintenance.

Control access to sensitive data and intellectual property by maintaining information in a secure data center.

Provide individual isolated virtual desktops to end users that look and feel like their normal desktop.

VDI gives you the benefits of server-based computing without the limitations of shared services technologies or the application integration hassles.

Manage remote PCs centrally, securely and seamlessly with no modifications to your applications using VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)—all while providing end users with a (virtual) desktop that looks and feels like their normal desktop.

With VDI, users access their complete desktop environment in a virtual machine located in a secure data center. The desktop virtual machine running on a server in the data center is an image of a complete PC – operating system, applications and configurations. The client machine used to access the virtual desktop image on the server only needs to run a remote display protocol (e.g. RDP).