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Desktop Virtualization

Desktop virtualization centralizes desktop workloads and provides controlled access to enterprise applications and data.

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Overview

Desktop virtualization centralizes desktop workloads and provides controlled access to enterprise applications and data.

Key Areas

  • Centralized desktop workloads
  • User access and endpoint planning
  • Operations and resource management

Planning Considerations

The suitable architecture depends on the existing environment, business use, data requirements, implementation conditions and operational responsibilities. These factors should be confirmed before product selection or migration.

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