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OS-easy education desktop cloud (hereinafter referred to as: OS-Easy E-VDI) is using desktop virtualization technology, using virtual desktop to replace traditional PC, centralized in the cloud, let the terminal device through the network connection can access to the desktop environment at anytime and in anywhere. E-VDI can make the deployment of desktop environment more rapidly, more centralized for management and more simply for maintenance, data is safer and lower energy consumption.

If your organization is interested in optimizing its workstation requisition and maintenance routine, it should consider adopting a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). VDI is the practice of hosting workstation operating systems and applications on a server. Users can access the “virtualized” operating systems and applications from thin clients, terminals, workstations, tablets, smart phones, etc., as long as the devices can connect to the host server. Because the operating systems and applications are “virtualized” they can be accessed by devices running on different operating systems such as Android, Linux, Microsoft, etc.

VDI benefits

Depending on the nature of your organization’s IT infrastructure and on the VDI solution that your organization chooses to implement, it can take advantage of a great number of benefits. VDI solutions typically have unique features that will appeal to specific organizational needs, but most VDI solutions will, at the least, provide the following benefits:

• Quick and easy “workstation” provisioning: Once your organization’s IT team has created a virtualized workstation with an operating system, applications, and security configurations, the virtualized workstation can be used as a template that can be reproduced any time a user needs a new workstation. Copying a template to create workstations as needed can save time and allow users to be productive instead of waiting around for your IT staff to build a computer, install software, and patches.
• Centralized patch management: Patch management is always an IT nightmare. While some programs like Microsoft Windows and antivirus can be configured on individual workstations to auto-update, other applications like Java have to be manually downloaded and installed. With a VDI solution, because all machines are hosted on one server, it is easy for your organization’s IT staff to ensure that all patches are updated in a timely manner.
• Standardized security configurations: Because new security threats are discovered every day, your organization’s IT staff likely spends a lot of time updating security patches and maintaining standardized security settings on individual workstations. With a VDI solution, the IT staff can quickly update security patches to all virtualized workstations and ensure that security settings are standardized on all virtualized workstations.
• Secured data: With a VDI solution, sensitive data is secure because all workstations are virtualized and hosted on servers or hosted data centers. Sensitive data can be created and worked with from numerous computing devices, but it will never reside on the device since the host server houses the virtualized workstation and provides the operating system, applications, data, and processing power. In the event that one of your organization’s laptops, tablets, or smartphones is lost or stolen, your organization won’t have to worry about data exposure because the data is not stored on the devices.
• Anywhere access of virtualized workstations: If your organization adopts a VDI solution, it will realize increased productivity because users can access their virtualized workstations from home, work, or vacation from many computing devices such as smart phones, tablets, and laptops. Users can safely use personal devices like home computers to access sensitive organizational data because virtual workstations are isolated from the personal devices hard drives.