With end users either needing or desiring the freedom to work from anywhere, on any device, organisations must find a way to handle the challenges that come with supporting this move.
Today, enterprises can affordable leverage flash storage, new data centre architectural options, and hybrid cloud to transform and improve the methods by which end users access and consume enterprise resources. While there are still costs and security risks to consider, organisations are in a much better position today than ten years ago to support their remote workforces.
This eBook covers the history of end user computing, methods by which you can deploy virtual desktops and applications to your employees, and how to develop a budget to make sure that you don’t overspend.
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