Virtual desktops

Centralized data: Since data is stored on central servers rather than individual devices, it's easier to protect against loss, theft, or unauthorized access.

Data recovery: Centralized backups make data recovery more efficient in case of disasters or hardware failures.

Advanced controls: VDI environments can be more easily secured with measures like encryption, access controls, and regular security updates.

User authentication and authorization with Google Workspace, IAP, or Active Directory. Encrypted desktop streaming delivers wherever your employees may be.

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Hardware: VDI can reduce hardware costs by allowing older or less powerful devices to access virtual desktops. This eliminates the need for frequent hardware upgrades.

Maintenance: Centralized management of virtual desktops simplifies maintenance tasks like patching, updates, and troubleshooting, reducing IT overhead.

Scalability: VDI can easily scale up or down to accommodate changing business needs, adding or removing virtual desktops as required.

Google works with partners so you get a best-fit solution running on infrastructure that can scale up and down quickly and cost-effectively.

Consistent work environment: VDI provides a standardized desktop experience across devices, ensuring consistency and reducing compatibility issues.

Faster deployment: New employees can be quickly set up with virtual desktops, reducing onboarding time.

Reduced downtime: Maintenance tasks can be performed centrally without disrupting users, minimizing downtime.

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