They are ready whenever and wherever user needs them (if there is computer network access)
They can be accessed from any physical device: computer, laptop, smartphone (though user’s
experience maybe different using each of them).
Applications can be ready for the users immadietaly as they are needed without long time
installations
The performance of graphics extensive applications may not be the same as on physical
workstation
Aside from these advantages, VDI is easy to manage and can deploy the countless virtual systems.
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) offers critical benefits to IT, including improved security and
centralized desktop management, but the ability to securely access a remote Windows or Linux
desktop isn’t enough in today’s organizations. The demands placed on IT require a more evolved
approach. Organizations need to optimize user experiences to increase adoption, maximize
capabilities by minimizing the number of consoles to manage, and ensure sensitive data stays
safe — even in BYOD programs where employees access apps and data from personal devices.