AMTRA SOLUTIONS BLOG

Unprecedented conditions surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic have left many businesses scrambling to find ways to accommodate an increasingly remote and virtual workforce. More employees are on the move during their workday, and even more are using their mobile devices to accomplish work-related tasks.

This mobility, combined with the increasing number of employees who work remotely has made the need to access workplace desktops from anywhere easily and seamlessly a priority. Fortunately, Windows Virtual Desktop is designed to ensure you have access to the tools needed to work wherever you need to.

Move over rover … devices are our new best friends.

In this mobile-first world that we’re living in, people expect answers at their fingertips. They turn to the nearest device to make a decision, learn something new, or get something accomplished.

The proliferation of devices has changed the way people interact with the world around them. People move freely back and forth between devices to get things done. And they're more tethered to those devices than ever before. 

Like most companies, you’re probably finding it hard to keep pace with new and evolving technologies. Likely, you’re facing new IT challenges as your business evolves and are being forced to be nimble as you navigate to keep pace with changing business needs. Likely your employees, contractors and partners are demanding more responsive service and modern applications. And, most likely your IT infrastructure is becoming more complex as you try to keep pace with growing demands.

The answer? Virtualization. We’re sure you’ve heard the term before, but what does it mean? Is it something all businesses should consider? How does it work and what are the benefits? Let’s start with the basics.