What is VDI?

VDI is a solution that hosts the user's computer environment on a centralized server and allows the end user to access the network from anywhere from any device, such as a laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Information and data storage and processing is located on a centralized server, not on the user's device, so it can provide a high level of information security. In addition, centralized management allows all users to manage, configure and control the desktop in an integrated manner.

Advantages of VDI:

Security:

 - Information processing and storage is hosted on a central server

 - Customize and restrict user access databases and data

- Multi-criteria recognition

- Information is encrypted

- Attack prevention and detection system

Ability to work remotely:

- The Virtual Desktop environment created on the server can be used and operated as if it were at work, regardless of the hardware. - Ability to access the desktop environment regardless of hardware - Remote access to integrated databases, files and applications - Simultaneous access from several devices

Suitable organizations to implement VDI:

- Banks and financial institutions

 - Mobile phone organizations

 - Organizations with many branches

Need to use:

- Call Center

- Teller service

- Ticket office

How does VDI support the digital workspace?

VDI is directly based on the required use of digital workspaces. The following solutions are intended to further enhance the organization's ability to work remotely. The main principle of VDI has the advantage of allowing devices such as computers, tablets, phones, etc. to create an integrated digital workflow. In addition to preventing the recent rise of cybercrime, it is possible to reduce the cost of information technology. As data costs become more and more expensive every year, VDI's multi-layered security strategy is sure to make a big difference in your organization.