How VDI Service Providers can transform your Business?

Summary – Businesses are often puzzled by the thought of moving to the cloud. Usually, they are concerned with data loss, privacy risks, susceptibility to external attack, internet connectivity, etc. But do these concerns outweigh the advantages of virtual desktop infrastructure/cloud infrastructure or are you afraid of the change?

Content - Cloud computing has become the ideal way to deliver enterprise applications—and the preferred solution for companies extending their infrastructure or launching new innovations

All prominent cloud service level agreements (SLAs) are the same: A lot of service providers use the same four digits when it comes to availability – 99.95%. what are the things to be ensured that you can actually get that number? That’s what makes the difference between multiple cloud SLAs!

On the other hand, Virtual machines (VMs) are much easier to use than physical servers: Like any good lie, this has a kernel of truth in it. Virtual migration of machines is quick and easy to set up because you don’t have to go through the typical procurement cycle and racking and stacking of a physical server. Of course, you can set up the operating system in a flash.

Most of the organizations are moving their entire data center to the cloud: Small companies? Maybe. Medium and large companies? No. They might be moving part of their data center footprint to the cloud to make certain IT operations more agile or responsive, but there are very rarely wholesale migrations.

You can always save tons of money in the long term with the cloud: Can companies save money by migrating to the cloud? Of course. But cost savings aren’t the be-all and end-all of why companies migrate. Organizations might migrate because the cloud affords them more agility, increased responsiveness, greater flexibility, quicker time to market, or the ability shift from a Capex to an Opex model, to name just a few factors. In some cases, the company’s costs will actually go up in the process. In these situations, it is the company’s responsibility to weigh costs against benefits to see where the greatest value lies.

We will take care of everything: If you blindly accept the statement “We will take care of everything,” I can pretty much assure you that you have false expectations and will experience worst experience somewhere down the line.

Author Bio – The author is a technical expert in virtual desktop integration, who discusses vdi service providers & cloud infrastructure to streamline & transform businesses.