Desktop as a Service (DaaS)

Embrace a mobile workstyle by utilizing the Cloud to access business applications and desktops on any device and in any location. DaaS eliminates the need for software maintenance and makes purchasing and managing workstations simple and fast.

No need to manage servers or hardware and obsolescence becomes a thing of the past in the right DaaS ecosystem.

Delivering a single application experience

DaaS solves this problem as it allows organizations to create a unified remote desktop experience for all users. By utilizing a DaaS environment, businesses can give users on any platform access to use the specialized application. Also, delivering applications this way also provides standardization and eases management’s burden of making sure every user is on the latest version.

Data Security

Working remotely has truly transformed the occupational landscape, but it also creates data security challenges. When all users work in a single location, data security is easier as the organization has direct control over the data storage location and can manage access to the data source. However, when users are accessing data remotely, there is a risk of users copying data to their end-user devices or using public filesharing services which creates a serious security risk if left unmanaged.

If organizations choose DaaS as their remote work solution, this data risk is mitigated. All data is stored on servers under the direct management of the organization, giving businesses the oversight and control they need over data flow and access.

Reduced Costs

Cost reduction is an overarching objective of every organization, be it a commercial enterprise or a non-profit. Economic scarcity is a reality every business deals with, and cost reduction allocates more financial resources to invest in strategic initiatives, which ultimately ensure the prosperity and survival of the organization.

DaaS reduces the overall cost of IT infrastructure directly by minimizing the investment needed in hardware and software, and indirectly by reducing overhead costs associated with IT operations.