Parallels Virtuozzo Containers OS Server Virtualization: Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) or Centralized Desktop Management
How would you like to free up at least 50% of your desktop administrators' time? VDI is a complex term for the simple concept of consolidating end-user desktops on a centralized server. VDI uses virtualization technology to create user desktops, and can potentially pair with many other technologies as a part of a complete solution. The benefits to the VDI approach are many, including simplifying patch management and provisioning new applications to users in seconds. When using Virtuozzo Containers for deployment, you gain significant benefits including a much smaller footprint (resulting in a higher density of desktops), the ability to quickly customize desktops including permissions levels, and unbelievably fast provisioning and update management.
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