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Nemark can assess your use case to determine whether a Hosted Desktop environment is the best fit for your business and if so, plan and implement it according to your specific business needs.
Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD), now known as Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), is a cloud-based desktop and app virtualisation service from Microsoft. It enables businesses to provide secure, remote access to a fully functional Windows 11 Desktop, hosted in Microsoft Azure. This allows employees to work from anywhere with seamless access to applications, files, and company data—without needing a physical office setup.
One of the most powerful integrations of Windows Virtual Desktop is with Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365). With this solution, businesses can deliver a full-featured Windows experience, complete with Microsoft 365 applications such as Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams, and SharePoint. Users can access their virtual desktops from various devices, including Windows PCs, Macs, iPads, and Android devices, providing ultimate flexibility and mobility.
Enquire NowUnlike traditional virtual desktops, WVD allows multiple users to share a single virtual machine (VM), reducing costs and improving efficiency.
Access Office applications, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams with full functionality, just like on a local PC.
Businesses can scale their virtual desktops up or down depending on workforce size and demands.
Built-in security features like Azure Active Directory (AAD), Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and role-based access control (RBAC) protect sensitive company data.
IT teams can easily deploy, update, and manage virtual desktops without handling physical hardware, reducing maintenance costs.
Employees can securely log in from anywhere, making it an ideal solution for hybrid and remote work models.
Windows Virtual Desktop is included with many Microsoft 365 subscriptions, making it an affordable solution for businesses.
Hosted in Microsoft Azure, WVD ensures businesses can quickly recover operations in case of hardware failures or cyberattacks.
Businesses can tailor virtual desktop configurations based on roles, departments, or security needs.
Microsoft automatically updates Windows and Office applications, keeping security and functionality up to date.
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