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The new European strategy to strengthen technological sovereignty once again places digital autonomy at the heart of the debate. In this context, Virtual Cable argues that sovereignty depends not only on the cloud or AI, but also on how users access to their work environments every day.

The technology sector is undergoing a profound transformation. The evolution of licensing models, the need to optimize costs, and the increasing demands regarding security, regulatory compliance, and technological sovereignty are accelerating the search for alternatives that provide organizations with greater decision-making power and predictability.

The need to optimize the workplace is paramount for all sectors, including contact centers. Virtualization has emerged as a key technology, given the need for greater operational agility, security, scalability, and service continuity.

Virtualization emerges as a way to reduce the attack surface and improve resilience.

Thanks to Virtual Cable’s digital workplace solution, the company has flexible and secure access to its digital design and construction tools.

Virtual Cable’s solution adds support for LVM storage in Proxmox, allowing the use of full clones to offer greater flexibility and freedom of choice to its customers.

The implementation of a centralized model based on Virtual Cable’s UDS Government allows the National Police to improve technological management, increase security, and optimize operations.

The companies have signed a strategic agreement to boost the digital sovereignty of businesses through VDI solutions.

This project is establishing itself as one of the most prominent workplace virtualization initiatives in the public sector.

The digital transformation in the National Police is a structural and continuous process that has evolved from the digitization and automation of internal processes towards an advanced services model.