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 VMware Virtual Desktop
Infrastructure (VDI) is an end-to-end
solution for server-based virtual
desktop computing that improves your
network control and manageability
while giving end users the desktop
experience they're used to. We've
mastered implementation and maximization
of VMware Virtualization.
VMware VDI gives you
the awesome power of VMware Infrastructure
3 integration to extend virtual infrastructure
capabilities to the desktop. This lets
you leverage backup, failover and disaster
recover capabilities.
VDI lets you consolidate
client PCs as virtual desktops that
run on servers in the data center using
VMware Infrastructure 3. VMware VirtualCenter
manages your virtual infrastructure,
while Vmare Virtual Desktop Manager
(VDM) manages user access to centralized
virtual desktops from a wide range of
devices, including Windows®, Linux®
and Mac® computers, as well as thin
clients.
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Centralized Desktop Management
Organizations
use VMware VDI to replace traditional
PCs with virtual desktops that
run on servers in your data center.
Administrators can provision new
desktops in minutes, giving users
their own personalized desktop
environments while eliminating
the need for retraining and application
sharing. This reduces the total
cost of ownership for your desktop
infrastructure, extends the life
cycle of our hardware and helps
you respond more quickly.
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Transactional User Management
VMware
VDI delivers cost-effective desktop
services to fixed-function workers
at branch offices, call centers
and other locations. Controlling
access to confidential data is easier
because all virtual desktops reside
in a central location. Integration
with RSA SecurID® enables support
for two-factor authentication, while
strong network encryption protects
data in transit. These features
can help reduce the risk of data
leakage and malicious code intrusion
while also helping to ease regulatory
compliance burdens.
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Desktop Backup&Disaster
Recovery
VMware
VDI extends the benefits of VMware
Infrastructure 3 to the desktop,
so customers can benefit from reliability,
data protection and disaster recovery
capabilities that have traditionally
been available only for server applications.
You can leverage shared storage
to back up your desktop data. Automated
failover helps to ensure high availability
for virtual desktops while site-wide
recovery mechanisms ensure rapid
restoration of service after an
unplanned outage.
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