Antonio Serna, Responsible of Classroom Free Access (ALAS) at the University of Murcia:
“With UDS Enterprise, deploying a classroom has been much simpler and homogeneous for us, IT can manage hundreds of machines from a centralized point”
Desktop virtualization with UDS Enterprise is playing a key role so that all university groups can carry out their daily tasks from home during the state of alarm decreed due to Covid-19.
The spirit of innovation of Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M) is reflected in its bet on new technologies to improve the service provided to students, teachers and administrative staff. This educational center has always been at the forefront of new trends, so they were early adopters of desktop virtualization in 2012.
UC3M relied on UDS Enterprise connection broker from the very beginning to deploy and administer VDI lifecycle. One of te main reasons they opted for this software was the flexibility it provides to the infrastructure, since it enables to use multiple hypervisors, authenticators and connection protocols, explained Alfonso J. Puebla, Coordinator of Technical Unit of Learning Areas at UC3M.
Abelardo Belaustegui, Computing Systems and Central Infrastructures Coordinator, University of Cádiz: “VDI is a revolutionary concept and UDS Enterprise provides drastic simplicity and resources savings”.
Miguel Rueda, Communications and Computing Director University of Sevilla
“We decided to rely on UDS Enterprise due to their success in other Spanish universities and its reduced cost”
Manuel Galán Lara, Computer Services Manager at University of Jaén: “The possibility of deploying Linux and Windows desktops and receiving support from a diverse variety of communications and authentication protocols (including those that are affiliated), make UDS Enterprise a product that meets all of the specifications of the University for supporting a VDI service.”
Javier Riopedre, Club Internacional del Libro Computer Systems Manager: “Thanks to UDS Enterprise we resolved a problem with our authentication system by using LDAP, which was not compatible with the authentication systems supported by other products. Furthermore, we needed to create Linux virtual desktops and were able to do so with UDS Enterprise”.
