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Virtual desktops are increasing in popularity. People from just about every industry are beginning to realize that by using a VDI or Virtual Desktop, they can hope to realize immediate savings; saving on both time and money. This technology is touted for its resource sharing and energy saving benefits. Companies that employ Virtual desktops are able to have a centralized administration, improved data integrity, and safer security.
Of course, seeking a virtual desktop was an expensive and time consuming endeavor. That was until Kaviza began offering VDI and Virtual Desktop products. Through the all-in-one Kaviza VDI-in-a-box, customers can create virtual desktops using inexpensive off-the-shelf servers, at a fraction of the cost when compared to other competitors. There is also very little downtime an entire Kaviza grid with functioning virtual desktops can be setup in a couple of hours.
Kaviza operates under the intent of making Virtual Desktop technology affordable and easy to use. Recognizing the problems that were associated with many of the first generation VDIs, Kaviza worked to improve on this technology by eliminating the expensive infrastructure that VDI traditionally relied on, which accounts for more than 60% of VDI costs. They noted that those first generation products were too complex, hard to understand, and expensive. Then, seeing that the market was ready for an improvement, the came out with what they tout as their second generation Virtual Desktop.
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Kaviza operates under the intent of making Virtual Desktop technology affordable and easy to use. Recognizing the problems that were associated with many of the first generation VDIs, Kaviza worked to improve on this technology by eliminating the expensive infrastructure that VDI traditionally relied on, which accounts for more than 60% of VDI costs. They noted that those first generation products were too complex, hard to understand, and expensive. Then, seeing that the market was ready for an improvement, the came out with what they tout as their second generation Virtual Desktop.
Their product and service is designed to address those specific problems associated with the conventional VDI technologies that rely on shared storage and expensive infrastructure, and are more toolkits than turnkey products. They have reduced operating costs, streamlined the process, and basically made everything easier to use. Of course, the biggest benefit being that their Virtual Desktops are available at only a minimal cost.
