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VDI: New Trend in Achieving Office Independence
Remote workers require anytime-anywhere access to business data and applications without jeopardizing data security or functionality. To satisfy this need, PBG has partnered with Ericom to provide a desktop virtualization (VDI) solution that has unique benefits, including the ability to utilize Thin Client Computing and RDP Acceleration.
Bellmawr, NJ (Vocus/PRWEB ) March 24, 2010 -- In today’s increasingly competitive economic climate, business is conducted 24X7. Whether working at home or on the road, business users need access to the applications and data available at the office.
Until recently, the only way to accommodate remote workers was to copy (or download) the applications and data they might need to their local PCs or use programs like GoToMyPC. The problem with these methods is that they solve the immediate issues of accessing data but do not address long-term remote access needs, desktop management, or scalability and performance. What remote workers really wanted – and needed – was a way to provide a local desktop experience remotely without sacrificing performance and functionality.
To satisfy this need, PBG has partnered with Ericom, a leading provider of application access, virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), and RDP Acceleration via Ericom Blaze.
VDI enables enterprise users to:
Access their virtual desktops from anywhere that they have access to the Internet, even from a wireless aircard like Verizon or T-Mobile, with better performance.
Protect their critical data – which remains housed at the office – from loss or theft.
VDI enables enterprises to:
Establish – and enforce – a standard desktop configuration to simplify maintenance.
Expedite the provisioning of remote workers or local desktops to ease administration.
Execute a pandemic recovery plan by permitting employees to work from anywhere.
Enjoy the benefits of Thin Client Computing.
PBG has partnered with Wyse to provide clients with sleek, low-cost, thin-client desktops that dramatically improve the virtual desktop experience. Wyse units are:
Durable – offering no moving parts.
Secure – providing an impenetrable barrier against network-infecting viruses.
Configurable – allowing administrators to lockdown unsafe desktop controls and icons.
Inexpensive to operate – lowering energy costs.
Remotely upgradable – eliminating time-consuming trips and hands-on maintenance.
Easy to use – simplifying administration.
For more information, contact PBG at 856-931-1604 X111 or go to www.pbgnetworks.com.
Founded in 1996, PBG, Inc. provides Virtualization and Storage solutions to enterprise clients.
