Webinar: graphics-intensive VDI for your remote workforce

Webinar: graphics-intensive VDI for your remote workforce

Organizations around the world are facing the challenge of implementing a remote working system that allows their employees to carry out their tasks efficiently from home. The current health situation requires agile decision making so that the productivity of companies is not affected. In this scenario, choosing the most appropriate technology is essential to ensure security and business continuity. Desktop and application virtualization is a key technology to provide a fast and efficient solution.

In addition to the technological solution itself, it is crucial to take into account the requirements of each job. Professionals in the audiovisual sector, engineers, designers, photographers… and in short any worker using graphics-intensive applications needs specific software to keep on working from home seamlessly.

Telecommuting and IT security in the days of Covid-19

Telecommuting and IT security in the days of Covid-19

The current health crisis, due to the expansion of Covid-19, is responsible for the rise of remote work. The Governments of the affected territories recommend it, and even impose it, and companies are quick to seek a fast solution so that their staff can continue to carry out their work from home.

In a matter of days, teleworking has gone from being a minority practice to becoming the only formula for employees that due to the characteristics of their job can adopt it and keep on working.

VDI and vApp projects with UDS, nominated for the @asLAN Awards

VDI and vApp projects with UDS, nominated for the @asLAN Awards

A large number of public sector organizations rely on our connection broker for their desktop and application virtualization projects. Our software has been helping them for years to tackle the complexity of their IT infrastructure, achieving significant productivity increases and cost savings. Two of these projects have been selected by the prestigious @asLAN Association as candidates to the XII @asLAN Awards for Projects in the Public Administration.

EVITA VDI project with UDS Enterprise: Architecture

EVITA VDI project with UDS Enterprise: Architecture

A few days ago we talked about the Virtual Desktop for Special Education (EVITA) developed by the University of Murcia (UMU) to provide students with disabilities or learning difficulties with more efficient accessibility to computer tools that make learning much easier for them. In this article we will delve into the architecture of the project, where our UDS Enterprise VDI broker is a key piece: it is the software that manages and deploys virtual desktops, facilitating the connection between the different components of the VDI platform. Allows users to access programs and applications through the specific channel defined by the administrator.

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