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Archive for 26. October 2010
More Control, Greater Flexibility, Lower OpEx
26. October 2010 by Tony.
Desktop Virtualization from FusionStorm Delivers
Desktop Virtualization was designed to make the administration of your desktop applications and software easy—and the experts at FusionStorm can make it even easier.
Get the benefits of consolidating up to 20 servers into one, the value of reducing downtime and utility of increasing network availability. Centralizing your desktop infrastructure ensures the security of sensitive and critical company data and reduces your operational expenses. Additionally, you can avoid the cost of licensing on your laptops and desktops.
- Reduce the time it takes to provision, update and patch desktops
- Enable offloaded and centralized anti-virus and anti-malware (AV) solutions
- Control all of your desktops from one place
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