Desktop Virtualization
The overall goal of all our technological developments is to empower us to do more in less time, and the modern IT department is in constant need of this efficiency. Our IT environments become more and more complicated every day. In order to manage the ever-growing bandwidth demands, user permissions, network connections, hardware, cloud deployments, applications, and more, the tools we use to manage these systems must enable us to make sense of it all.
Desktop virtualization is the concept of isolating a logical operating system (OS) instance from the client that is used to access it.
There are several different conceptual models of desktop virtualization, which can broadly be divided into two categories based on whether or not the operating system instance is executed locally or remotely. It is important to note that not all forms of desktop virtualization technology involve the use of virtual machines (VMs).
