Microsoft Azure customers worldwide now gain access to UDS Corporate and a range of customized digital workplace solutions, tailored for different sectors by Virtual Cable, to take advantage of the scalability, reliability, and agility of Azure to drive application development and shape business strategies.
The health situation has accelerated the technological transformation of educational organizations. This sector is immersed in a period of innovation that requires adapting hybrid and digital models that allow to continue learning from any location and using any device. Likewise, teachers, administrative and service staff should have the necessary tools to work remotely whenever necessary.
To guide the IT managers of these organizations to adopt a strategy that solves these challenges in the most efficient way, the UDS Enterprise and Azure Education teams organized last October an interesting webinar in Spanish. Under the title “Solve the challenges of hybrid Education with Microsoft Azure and UDS Enterprise“, specialists from both companies revealed how the cloud VDI is the ideal solution for these scenarios.
Schools, high-schools, universities, academies… the entire Education sector is immersed in a stage of innovation that necessarily implies adapting hybrid models, face-to-face and digital, which allow keeping on learning regardless of the place where both students and teachers are.
Virtual Cable and Microsoft have organized a webinar for next Wednesday, October 14 to reveal the keys and best practices when it comes to tackling the complexity posed by these new scenarios.
The article where we explain how to turn an Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop operating system into a Linux connection client in kiosk mode for VDI using a script developed by the UDS Enterprise team has been the most read of all the ones we published during the past month of April.
This week the annual Google Cloud Next conference was held in San Francisco. The new CEO, Thomas Kurian presented the new strategies of the company, whose ultimate goal is to carve a niche in the cloud market, today led by AWS and Microsoft.
