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Desktop Infrastructure
Desktop Infrastructure
Desktop and app virtualization is a software technology that publishes end user desktops and
applications in a datacenter that is on-premises or in the cloud and renders it on endpoint
devices. Enable end users to securely access corporate resources and work anytime,
anywhere, on any device. A streamlined, modern approach to desktop virtualization allows
your organization to deliver, protect and manage desktops and apps while containing costs.
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Ensure Compliance
Granular controls help enforce compliance in regulated industries.
Simplify Management
Centralize, simplify, and speed management and delivery with a modern approach, avoiding
traditional PC management tools.
Increase Productivity
Deliver Windows, legacy and business critical apps to any device, with any operating system,
to any location.
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Horizon
Secure delivery of virtual desktops and apps with a modern platform that supports any cloud
for today’s future ready workforce.
Horizon Cloud
Deliver virtual desktops and applications from the cloud, to any device, in any location, all
from a single cloud-based control plane.
Horizon Apps
Enable application virtualization across data centers and clouds and provide end users quick
and easy access to all of their published, SaaS and mobile apps through a single, secure
unified workspace.
Interfaith
“Wherever they go in the hospital, whichever client they’re using, the desktop is available.
They can sit down at a hospital computer, then pick up the work on their personal device.
This gives them faster access to medical information, which makes for more responsive
care.”
– Christopher Frenz, Assistant Vice President of Information Security and Infrastructure,
Interfaith Medical Center
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University of Technology, Sydney
“VMware Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure is far more stable and consistent than anything
we could have deployed on premises. Moving applications and desktop infrastructure to the
cloud has resulted in reductions to operational costs by 40 percent—freeing up not only IT’s
budget, but also the space once used to house server infrastructure.”
– Peter Gale, deputy CIO, UTS
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