Desktop Virtualization

Desktop Virtualization

1. Offers greater flexibility to virtual infrastructure

2. Cost can be a concern depending on the use case

3. A richer and consistent desktop experience

4. Applications are still tied into the underlying OS

5. Gives users the experience of a complete desktop

6. Complete virtualization causes more impact on the underlying hardware

7. Access and authentication management is comparatively difficult

8. Security

   • Desktop virtualization software provides IT administrators with centralized security control over which users can access which data and which applications.

9. Resource Management

   • Desktop virtualization lets IT departments get the most from their hardware investments by consolidating most of their computing in a data centre.